Tate explains that floricane-bearing raspberries produce fruit on second-year canes (woody upright stems) that then die off. “Floricane-bearing raspberry bushes bear fruit in early summer ...

Raspberry canes can really stand out in a garden with their bright green bushy leaves, white flowers, and red fruits. If visions of overgrown, thorny bushes are popping up in your head ...

If you grow your own cane fruit/brambles in early spring, while the plants are still dormant, it is an important time for ...

Are you daydreaming of future cobblers, crumbles, jams, jellies and pies? If you grow your own cane fruit/brambles in early ...

Support plants either singly on posts or by tying-in to different ... Growing in a pot is worth doing if you don’t have much space or don’t want raspberry canes to spread in your garden, but don’t ...

Hammer a stout 2.4m (8ft) stake into the ground and plant two raspberry canes at the base. Allow 12 canes to grow up and keep in place with garden twine. The planting depth is important with ...

New canes grow one season and fruit the next, after which they are exhausted and can be removed. The problem is that generations overlap, so a plant will have one-year-old canes bearing fruit ...

Are you daydreaming of future cobblers, crumbles, jams, jellies and pies? If you grow your own cane fruit/brambles, early spring, while the plants are still dormant, is an important time ...