How to Prune Raspberries for BIGGER Harvests!

The right technique for pruning Raspberries can make all the difference!

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[noob]

Just found out I had a wild raspberry plantation in my grandfather's farm that had been neglected for decades. It was so overrun by weeds that they were literally taller than the raspberry bushes. Anyway, I trimmed the weeds, threw down some mulch, gave the raspberries fertilizer and am now watering them weekly. Let's hope for good harvests!

[JamminClemmons]

I play *"Iron Maiden"* on my outdoor patio when we're bar-b-qing, and my berry plants are 20 feet tall.
*THEY LOVE IT!*

[Vinnie-cvqv]

Every time I prune my raspberries and blackberries, rather than discarding the part I pruned off, I plop it in a pot of compost and in a few weeks I have a new plant. Also, if te cane is too long and it can touch the ground, I take the tip and bury it in the ground and hold it down with a brick or huge rock. Again, in a few weeks, the tip has grown roots. I then cut it at a good length and again have a new plant. I also make sure I cut a cane down to the ground after it fruits. It makes it easier to prune as you go along.

[pastelpinkappleantlers]

I like how tuck just tucks himself inside the bushes 😂

[susanshanks]

Last year I did what he said, I was a little fearful because this was my first time with raspberries. I did exactly what he said and this year they are loaded. The birds have noticed how wonderful they are, anybody out there nervous about trying, go for it you will be pleased.🤩

[b.m.]

It's refreshing to see other young adults doing gardening videos! Keep up the great work!

[johnhartman]

Thank you!! I do wish that the gardening videos on you tube would be more clear about 2 things 1. specific area of country and 2 .growing zone. 4or 5 or 6 and so on.Thanks again.

[crispsaturday]

Your conclusion that you do at the end of the videos really gives the videos an extra high quality!

[OutpourOutdoors]

Perfect now I just have to watch this 8 more times! Haha thanks for the information brother. Blessing Fr

[dianatrac]

I love your backyard. It's so wild! I have Jewel Black raspberry plant is it's my favourite so far.

[jasminebehm]

I love the energy lol seems like such a nice guy

[BlueCactusDairyGoats]

Raspberry struggle here in Arizona, but we're gonna try them in a outdoor kitchen area where they have irrigation and shade!

[lindaparra]

Oh Wow James! I planted 2 blackberry plants today in my Daughter's yard. Thank You for this information!

[carolwilliams]

I planted two blackberry plants this year. Can't wait to enjoy the fruit next year. Now I know how to prune them.

[fishymats]

That end comment was super helpful. I don't know what kind my raspberry is but my dog chewed the canes down to the ground a year ago and a barely got any fruit this last summer. I'm hoping to trim it this year in a way that I'll get a real harvest this year.

[newyorkacres]

I have a ton of wild black raspberries on my property. I should probably prune some back. Thanks for the video!

[strawberries]

wow..your black caps berries look fantastic.. going to apply this method to mine..never prune them before just pull out the ones shooting up left and right I did not want

[sharonparker]

Hi I enjoy watching your posts, I’m in Melbourne Australia and have grown raspberries for 15 years. I cannot remember the variety I bought as it is too long ago, I don’t prune my canes and they grow to about 7’ tall. I harvest from Nov-May/June, I find that by leaving the canes they start producing fruit very early rather than having to grow first. I harvest around 600 grams every two days, and have to admit that after a few months I get tired of harvesting so I call in family/friends to come and pick their own. I dug up a few canes last year and placed into pots as I sold my property, we are currently in Spring here and the pot of raspberries is in full fruit already and I know that when I buy my next home I will have an area for raspberries as they will slowly spread over the years.
I commend you for your enthusiasm and generosity of time as you regularly post and wish you abundant harvests. I too follow Back to Eden philosophy if gardening and know first hand the benefits of using arborists mulch, I always applied it as soon as it was delivered and had magnificent harvests. My soil after 9 years under my care was over a metre deep of black soil teeming with worms. I stopped having a designated compost area and just buried my kitchen scraps each day under mulch, this would be gone within a few days as the worms would make light work of the compost.

[rebeccaiya]

My neighbor is giving me some blackberry bushes.so i will keep all this in mind.ty James

[Waggz]

man, compared to the recent videos this one is at about half hype level. Now the videos are MAX ENERGY and HYPE OFF THE TRAIN INTROS! SICK JAMES ... SICK!