Autumn bliss when do they shoot?

no rush thay wont start shooting until mid aprl  then you will see the shoots coming up from the base

Should get a crop although if newly planted then they will also need to establish a decent root system. So I would expect them to crop better next year, and subsequent ones, when they get more established.

Equally we tend to dig the ground, add fertilisers and compost so we do give them a bit of an easy life and supply everything they need to produce a good crop early.

The buds on the cane suggest the cane didn't fruit last autumn, so you may get some very early fruit on it (but they may not ripen).

New canes will be thrown up from the base, but you cut away the old canes (they die once they've fruited) so it doesn't get too crowded.  That said, the roots try to spread sideways and shallow, so they're not ideal for long-term container growing (and they're a pain to keep watered).  If you can, I'd try to get them in the ground, but they'll be OK in a pot for a year or two with good care.

Thanks all - lots of rain here now which they need