You don't need lots of space to grow your own fruit – especially if you decide to plant raspberry canes ...

When to plant raspberry canes Raspberry canes can be purchased in containers or as bare root plants, though both types should be planted out at the same time.

Raspberry canes last long time; plant good ones In early spring, you can plant bare-root canes, which are cheaper and may fruit first year ...

Thinning raspberry canes will help keep plants healthy, growing When berry production ends, cut the canes that have borne the berries down to the ground ...

Fall-bearing raspberries bear fruit in late summer (August to September) on the top third of the cane every year, including the year you plant them. If you don’t prune the canes, they will ...

Raspberry crowns and canes are planted in late April to mid-May, but you should begin preparing the soil earlier – as much as two years before the actual planting.

Gardening experts explain how to prune raspberries, with advice for both summer-fruiting and autumn-fruiting varieties ...

Raspberries divide into two basic types: The standard type puts up canes one year that produce no fruit. Those canes produce fruit in their second year, while the roots send up new first year ...

When to plant raspberry canes - why now is your last chance to secure summer berries RASPBERRIES are a staple summer fruit in the UK, but just one supermarket punnet will set you back at least £2 ...