How to prune raspberries
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by obywan59 on July 28, 2005 12:21 AM
Prune the canes that have fruited back as close to the ground as you can. (now)
Leave the green canes alone, they will produce fruit next year (or this fall if they are "everbearers") although if you think they are too thick you could thin them out a little.
If they are also fall fruiting, you should be able to see fruits forming already. If you don't see any fruits forming on the new green shoots, then they will fruit again next summer.
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Terry
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Leave the green canes alone, they will produce fruit next year (or this fall if they are "everbearers") although if you think they are too thick you could thin them out a little.
If they are also fall fruiting, you should be able to see fruits forming already. If you don't see any fruits forming on the new green shoots, then they will fruit again next summer.
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Terry
May the force be with you
by lbray on July 28, 2005 12:39 AM
Thank you...I am very glad I found this forum and appreciate the help!
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1) Which canes should I prune now? The ones that produced fruit (brown canes)?
2) How far back should I cut them?
3) Should I prune the green canes as well?
4) Will these plant produce fruit again this summer or fall?
Thank you in advance for your help!