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Sep 21, Dig up each raspberry plant with a spade or a shovel, going deep enough to remove all the roots of the plant. Dispose of the roots and vines in the trash container. Monitor the area where you dug up the raspberry plants for the next few weeks. Jul 27, Red Raspberry Bush Pruning Summer-bearing – Remove all weak canes to the ground in early spring. Leave 10 to 12 of the healthiest canes, about ¼ inches ( cm.) in diameter, with 6 inch (15 cm.) spacing.

Tip prune any that may have suffered cold damage. Raspberry plants are pruned by cutting back canes after they bear fruit. Cut back one-crop, summer-bearing raspberry canes as soon as the harvest is over. Cut these just harvested canes down to the ground.

Double cropping can be useful for those with smaller gardens, who do not have space to grow both summer and fall varieties.

Do not prune back new canes that have emerged during the bushcutting.barted Reading Time: 3 mins. If you water your area with a huge sprinkler, within two years you will have plants popping up wherever the water is.

Water your patch with a drip system. You can get the water exactly where you want it, and it will seep way down deep into the soil so. Jan 31, Prune summer fruiting raspberries in the late summer or fall, beech tree mulch the berries have been harvested.

Since these canes bear berries on second year growth, the aim is to prune out only those canes which have fruited this year (floricanes). You will leave this season’s canes (primocanes) in bushcutting.barted Reading Time: 9 mins. For summer-bearing (floricane) red, yellow, black, and purple raspberries: March- For red and yellow raspberries, cut canes back to feet tall before growth begins. March- For black and purple raspberries, cut side branches back to inches; prune all but 4 to 5 canes per hill to the ground.