Pruning my raspberry bushes for the best #harvest ever! It may seem like I’m pruning too much but raspberries really do produce better when they have space and airflow and most importantly, light coming through the canes. I’ll be planting an entirely new raspberry patch in the new few weeks with just black raspberries so stay tuned for that! #backyardgarden #harvesttime #gardenharvest #growyourownfood #raspberry | Very good gardening

Pruning raspberries might seem intimidating, but it’s the secret to healthier plants and bigger harvests! Here’s how to tackle it like a pro: ✂️ Summer-Bearing Raspberries: These only produce fruit on 2-year-old canes (floricanes). After harvesting in summer, prune out the old canes that just fruited—they’ll look gray and woody. Leave the fresh green canes (primocanes) to overwinter, as they’ll produce next year’s crop. ✂️ Everbearing Raspberries: These can fruit twice—on the tips of first-year