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dvargo71

prune raspberries now?

10 years ago

I know you should always prune when dormant BUT I have a very fertile raised bed and the new shoots are crazy! basically the entire 4'x4' area is solid new growth. I cannot even find the original plants (2 or 3).

They were planted last year. Canby, Caroline and Red Latham Raspberries.

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