[mdjlucan]

this is my picture of the second year of my Autumn Bliss when do I start seeing my Rasbury's develop as last year I got none

[JayG]

The clue is in the name - they look healthy enough to me and mine usually start producing in late August.

[Aunt Sally]

Yes,they are looking good

[mdjlucan]

Just hope this is an Autumn Bliss as last year I got no fruit.  When I bought it from homebase it said Autumn Bliss, this is this year's new growth so let's hope I get some this year.

[simonwatson]

If you're worried it's mislabelled and it doesn't produce fruit again this year, leave the canes standing and see if they flower next year.

[mdjlucan]

If they are Autumn Bliss what time of month will I see the Rasbury's start to develop Thanks

[mumofstig]

I've merged this with your previous post on Autumn Bliss - which has already answered that question.

[heygrow]

I have Autumn fruiting raspberries and yours are about the same size as mine. Expect to see them start to flower next month and if you get flowers you know you will get fruit in August/September.
Remember with Autumn Bliss you need to cut them down to the ground at the end of Autumn into winter after they have finished producing.
As was said above, if they do not flower or fruit this year, then maybe you have summer fruiting variety by mistake and then you need to leave the canes uncut to fruit next year.

[Headgardener22]

You don't HAVE to cut down autumn fruiting raspberries. If you don't you can get a few early raspberries on last years growth. However, the fruit tend not to be as well formed as summer raspberries largely I guess because they've been bred to fruit later.