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Our Superb Raspberry Canes: Sweet Harvests All Season

Discover the joy of growing your own delicious raspberries with our superb selection of raspberry canes. Perfect for any garden, these versatile plants promise abundant harvests of sweet, juicy fruit, ideal for desserts, jams, or enjoying fresh from the bush....

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Understanding Raspberry Canes: Primocane

Yes, raspberry canes can be grown in large containers, but they require substantial pots, at least 45-60 cm in diameter and depth. Ensure the container has good drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Regular watering and feeding will be essential for healthy growth and fruit production.

Pruning depends on whether you have summer or autumn-fruiting varieties. For summer-fruiting canes, cut back old canes that have fruited to ground level after harvest. For autumn-fruiting canes, cut all canes down to ground level in late winter to encourage new, productive growth.

A raspberry cane is the individual stem that grows from the plant's crown. These canes are biennial, meaning they grow for one season and typically produce fruit in the second before dying back. New canes emerge annually to replace older ones, ensuring continuous production.

The optimal time to plant bare-root raspberry canes is during their dormant period, from late autumn to early spring. Potted canes offer more flexibility and can be planted at any time, provided the ground is not frozen or waterlogged. Ensure the planting site is well-prepared beforehand.

Raspberry canes prefer well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil, rich in organic matter. They require a sunny position, ideally receiving at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily. Good air circulation around the plants is also beneficial.

Common issues include raspberry beetle larvae, which can damage fruit, and fungal diseases like cane blight or grey mould. Good cultural practices, such as proper spacing, pruning, and hygiene, help prevent many problems. Regular inspection allows for early intervention.

Raspberry canes benefit from a support system to prevent them from sprawling and to improve air circulation. A simple post-and-wire system or tying individual canes to stakes are effective methods. This also helps keep fruit clean and accessible for picking.

Established raspberry canes need consistent moisture, especially during dry periods and when fruits are developing. Aim for about an inch of water per week, either from rainfall or supplemental irrigation. Deep watering is more effective than frequent shallow watering.

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