Growing Raspberries from Planting to Harvest

Raspberries are among the easiest fruits to grow and, for the space they occupy, produce even more fruit than strawberries. Isn't it time you gave them a go?

Raspberries deserve a place in any fruit garden. With minimal care, they'll reward you with heavy crops of sweet, tangy and totally irresistible berries.

In this short video we'll show you how to plant, train and harvest your very own raspberry plants for a bumper harvest!

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[lesliescully]

You are so easy to follow, not a lot of chit chat. Thank you and happy gardening.

[LEGATOSLAVE]

FINALLY! Your the 1st person I’ve found that covers 100% of growing raspberries. Thank you so much ❤

[debbiestott]

I love how simple and to the point you’re video’s are Ben.

[matildaGin]

All info needed without lots of empty talk love it

[JeriLandersofHopalongHollow]

Love your straight to the point videos. You give loads of information in a pleasant and easy to understand manner, thanks!

[Beaguins]

I knew that some people only cut back canes that have fruited, and others cut all the canes down each year, but I didn't know this was because there are two types of raspberries. That's useful to know.

[carlwalters]

Hi all, Ive been growing raspberry Polka for 9 years now, this year we moved them taking the suckers last autumn and we had a fine crop again from the new plants, 30 of them, they are autumn fruiting and are still producing about 1.5 pounds each 2 day pick, so we would really recommend this veriety. cheers Carl

[cmdoggy]

Your soil has perfect texture. Well done on creating healthy soil

[progtom]

thanks again lads! I bought some bare root canes today, and i already prepped the bed over xmas. cheers!

[camillabrinkman]

Your videos are the easiest and best garden videos to follow. Straight forward and to the point! Thank you! Excited to try some raspberries this year! ♥️ 🍓

[zannejae]

Thank for just getting to the point. Very helpful 👍☺️

[robinhazeslip]

Thnks! Sooo innovative! Just got my raspberry canes yest and needed to know how to best care for them!🌞😁🌿

[j.reneewhite]

I purchased a specific variety of Raspberry called Raspberry Shortcake. They're ideal for containers and small gardens as they only get 2 ft tall and have no thorns. They are also very disease resistant. I'm planning on converting 3 raised beds to perennial beds so I'll fill one of these beds with the raspberries this fall. I'm a fan of watching gardening how to videos and I watch a lot of them!!! Your videos are constantly hitting the 9 out of 10 and yes some of them are a 10. Here in the USA we have Spring, Summer and Autumn bearing varieties....Thorns and Thorn-less...Black, Red, Yellow and White (peachy colored). There is a vast difference in taste and quality of berry so it takes a while to pin down the variety that you love and performs the way you want.

[MrSoviet]

Your videos are great. You just get straight to the point. I've got two full row of raspberries at my new allotment. I cut them back to the ground. Can't wait to see what grows!

[rosesice]

Thank you, I find your videos very informative and you quickly get to the point of the exercise. 👍

What a great video! Thank you for the concise yet very valuable information. I've watched a hundred other raspberry videos and this one had all the info I'd been searching for.

[lovemind]

Love it...Just discovered your channel.. once I buy my land off grid. This will be a simple go to video I can refer back to.. So thank you sir all the way from FLORIDA

[jzinius]

I enjoyed your video! Thank you very much for sharing! I watched it three times and took notes. I plan to start my new raspberry patch in my garden. love from Southern California, USA!

[sarah_farm]

I hope you will continue to show us your traditional cooking. It’s better than watching all those world famous chefs . Also your traditional attire and lifestyle are so wholesome, healthy and peaceful. It’s very soothing watching your videos . And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[only-vans]

get on this for a raspberry.
I am growing a bush raspberry in a large terracotta pot.
It is a dwarf bush, obviously a new hybrid, but a raspberry non the less.
The plant will mature to 1 meter high and needs very little in the way of pruning.

Ideal for my small garden.