Growing your own raspberries gives you the advantage of an annual supply to enjoy. But with those benefits also comes the ...

Prune these plants during the winter, to remove any unneeded or dying vegetation, and put them in the best position for spring.

As well as pruning the relevant plants, it’s important to follow ... There are two main species of raspberry: summer-fruiting and fall-fruiting, also known as late-fruiting raspberries.

TV's Monty Don has shared his expert advice for what plants and shrubs need to be pruned in January to encourage new growth in the spring months - and which ones to avoid cutting ...

Pruning soft fruits at the right time ... conserve the plant's energy unless you want to propagate new plants. Summer-fruiting raspberries behave like blackberries, fruiting on one-year-old ...

Pruning is one of the most rewarding winter jobs in the garden. Without any foliage, it’s much easier to achieve the shape you want from a tree ...

Raspberries are best grown from bare-root plants in the autumn ... Cut canes down to 30cm (1ft) above the soil, pruning above a bud, and water well. Prune canes that held fruit in summer during ...