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Raspberries

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  • widgetwilk annwidgetwilk ann Posts: 361
    Yes Bob those 'little white flower's are turning into raspberries, so now I have a autumn raspberries, what now???
  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 88,147
    Think you have an autumn fruiting variety. Enjoy the crop and then cut all the canes down to ground level in February then feed with Fish Blood and Bone. 
    😊 

    Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.





  • PlashingPlashing Posts: 328
    Some varieties of raspberries are classed as Primo canes which are will give you a early crop followed on later with new growth coming from your February pruning.I bought some this March and left the cane about a foot long when planted, which are now fruiting with the new canes from planting in March starting to come into bud so hopefully I will get another crop later on.
  • widgetwilk annwidgetwilk ann Posts: 361
    These raspberries are getting confusing, just wished I had kept or made note of the variety I bought,  a lesson I have learnt.
  • widgetwilk annwidgetwilk ann Posts: 361
    Think your all right, have raspberries, so must be 'autumn raspberries.


  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618
    :)
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