graham borley asked 15 years ago
I planted raspberry canes approx 4 years ago and in this time we have had 3 raspberries I have cut back when i should, in the spring they were sprouting & flowering well then nothing.
1 Answers
Gerry Daly Staff answered 6 years ago
Raspberries, at least the usual kind of summer raspberries, should be pruned immediately after fruiting has finished in mid-summer.
If they are growing well and flowering, they should also carry fruit. It may be that birds are getting the fruit. If flowers from but no fruit, the plants may have virus disease, although this usually affects vigour and the plants are usually ten or more year old.
