Gardening experts explain how to prune raspberries, with advice for both summer-fruiting and autumn-fruiting varieties ...

Pruning primocane-fruiting raspberries is simple if you only want a fall crop, says Pritts. Cut the canes to the ground in early spring before new canes emerge, using a mower, hedge trimmer, or ...

There are two types of raspberries – summer and everbearing – and they need to be pruned differently. All raspberries produce two types of canes. The primocane starts growing in the spring.

Prune summer-bearing red raspberries by taking out the dead fruiting canes in the late summer. From January through early March, when plants are dormant, remove all weak, broken and diseased canes ...

How you prune and when depends on the type of raspberries that are being grown. Raspberries and their bramble cousin, blackberries, are considered biennial.

Columnist Don Kinzler answers readers' questions, including how to tell the difference between crabgrass and quackgrass and the best time for pruning raspberries.

The best time to fertilize raspberries is in late winter or early spring, at the time when new growth is starting to emerge for the year.

Rambling roses and shrubs like gallicas, ‘English’ roses, albas or Hybrid Perpetuals can all benefit from a simple prune in September. On his gardening blog, Monty Don explains: "A simple shear in ...

This week, readers share tips for growing a Myer lemon tree and pruning raspberries and columnist Don Kinzler writes about bumpy lawns due to nightcrawlers.