Autumn-Fruiting Cultivars waldiwkl / PixabayĪutumn-fruiting raspberries have a different growth cycle. Not all raspberry cultivars are pruned in the same way, so it’s imperative to know whether you have summer- or autumn-fruiting canes. Give it a sheltered spot away from strong winds. Malling Admiral – Quite a tall variety, with large deep red fruits and good disease resistance.Glen Ample – Another heavy cropper with an extra-long fruiting period and good disease resistance.It’s a heavy cropper (which stores well), with good disease resistance. Tulameen – This is quite a new, tall variety that grows to around 6 feet.Their fruit crop is produced on two-year-old canes. These are known as summer-fruiting raspberries. Most raspberry plants flower late in the spring, and bear their fruits in early to mid summer. Raspberry Cultivars _Alicja_ / Pixabay Summer-Fruiting Cultivars I’ll do this step by step, in an easy-to-follow, straightforward way that someday, you may be able to share with someone else. Today I aim to change that, and take you through my recommended method of pruning raspberries. The peculiar part is that very few people actually know how and when to carry out the annual pruning chore. Others had abundant and overflowing fruit cages, unlimited pots of blueberries, and rows of messy, plump, and utterly sublime raspberries. In addition to a the obligatory well-sized veg patch, many of my customers had ample-sized fruit orchards. It’s only since working in gardens myself that I’ve become aware of just how many of us green-fingered folk have fruit gardens. Read on to learn how to prune those berry bushes to keep them in great shape.Īll About Pruning Raspberries ulleo / Pixabay Just remember that pruning raspberries is vital for ensuring bountiful future harvests.
Having raspberries in your garden allows you to revel in their delicious fruits all summer long.
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