Getting started Raspberries spread (and yield) by suckering, so it’s best to plant them in a configuration encouraging that. I suggest a clump of approximately 10 plants per square metre.

Your raspberry plants will be fine, but having cut the floricanes back to 5 inches, you may not get much of a crop next year. You can move your raspberry plants now into fall, or wait until spring.

To put it simply: How to grow and care for a raspberry plant changes based on whether it fruits on primocanes, floricanes, or both. When and how much you prune is essential for future raspberry ...

Plant in full sun. Usual planting is in rows with about 27 inches between plants in the row and 8-10 feet between rows Raspberry canes are biennial, fruiting on second-year canes.

The canes will usually be pruned when you buy them, otherwise cut the plants down to about 25cm to encourage lots of shoots. Summer-fruiting varieties usually bear fruit after a year of growth.

The Raspberry Pi plant monitoring system is an excellent project for anyone interested in IoT and plant care. It combines the power of Raspberry Pi, Azure IoT, and Node.js to create a robust and ...