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Sparkyrog
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Location: Taunton
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September 30, 2013, 22:55 »
My autumn raspberries are already showing new cane,s :blink: never had this before . are anyone elses ?
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gobs
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Location: Chesterfield, UK
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October 01, 2013, 20:30 »
They can sprout quite early from some vague memory in so many years.
If you get a mild autumn, they might start fruiting for you even.
Just cut them down around Feb as usual, I'd say.
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Sparkyrog
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October 01, 2013, 20:34 »
At 4" they are unlikely to fruit but I do want to move them ! wondering whether or not I could use these ?
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gobs
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October 01, 2013, 20:55 »
They certainly shall survive. The autumn raspb is in a large part a pruning regime. They do not produce that well in summer though.
I think, you will be fine, using them and prune as per autumn ones, once established.
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