It’s raspberry pruning time! This is necessary no matter which type you have. Full tutorial instructions over at —> 🎥❤️📺 Summer and fall bearing types are pruned differently, and pruning properly will help give you the biggest and sweetest berries, and the best harvest! ———————————— #freshraspberries #oldfashionedskills #homesteaders #homesteadlife #lifeonthefarm #fromscratch #homegrown #homemade | Whole-Fed Homestead

Pruning my raspberry bushes for the best #harvest ever! It may seem like I’m pruning too much but raspberries really do produce better when they have space and airflow and most importantly, light coming through the canes. I’ll be planting an entirely new raspberry patch in the new few weeks with just black raspberries so stay tuned for that! #backyardgarden #harvesttime #gardenharvest #growyourownfood #raspberry | Very good gardening

When it comes to growing raspberries it’s important to prune the canes to maintain overall plant health and great yields. Raspberry varieties are available in summer-bearing and everbearing (fall-bearing). They develop first year canes known as “primocanes” and second year canes called, “floricanes.” The canes can pruned in late winter or early spring. ☀️Summer Bearing: First year canes are vegetative growth and will set fruit the following summer on second year canes.🍁Everbearing (fall-bearing

When it comes to growing raspberries it’s important to prune the canes to maintain overall plant health and great yields. Raspberry varieties are available in summer-bearing and everbearing (fall-bearing). They develop first year canes known as “primocanes” and second year canes, “floricanes.” The canes can be pruned in late winter or early spring. ☀️Summer Bearing: First year canes are vegetative growth and will set fruit the following summer on second year canes or floricanes.🍁Everbearing (fa