Watch This Before Planting Raspberries | Pruning Fall Bearing Heritage Raspberries | Guten Yardening

Watch This Before Planting Raspberries! | Puring Fall Bearing Heritage Raspberries | Guten Yardening
Raspberries are a favorite fruit to grow in the garden, and we have been fortunate enough to grow several different varities.
If you have ever wondered about how to grow raspberries or growing raspberries in general, you should know that there are different species that grow quite differently. One of the varieties we are growing is a fall bearing variety called the Heritage Raspberry. Unlike a summer bearing raspberry, a fall bearing raspberry will fruit two times in one year, both on the primocane and on the floricane. So, the berry picking season is longer.
In this video we talk about the differences between summer bearing raspberries and fall bearing raspberries and how they grow, how Heritage raspberries taste, and when to prune raspberries to ensure there is no overcrowding.
Pruning raspberries is an important part of the maintenance to keep the raspberry plants healthy, and to ensure good raspberry production. One thing is for sure, if you allow them to spread, these will appear to be invasive, but with good maintenance, you will find that these berries are easily kept to the growing area that you want, and you will enjoy their agressively quick growth and fruit.
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[@kathy8590]

This is the best information I have found on Heritage raspberries! I've read so many expert instructions but at some point they leave something critical out presumably because they assume they've covered every step, but have left something important out and only confuse. This video is supreme! Now I know how to care for my raspberries. I'm also ready to start black raspberries. Thank you!

[@gayledavid545]

It seemed so confusing, the varieties and different care, until I saw this. Thanks for simplifying!!

[@jamiecampbell3682]

Best explanation of how to prune Fall bearing raspberries on youtube. Thx

[@GutenGardening]

Thank you so much Jamie! We appreciate the compliment! They aren't too hard to take care of if you can stay on top of them. I think that is where it is easy to go wrong. :)

[@christinebodkins1655]

Very informative!! Feeling more confident moving forward in my new plants!

[@mayra9682]

Thanks! Very informative

[@shaffer4220]

Great video. Just bought one. Learned quite a bit from you. Thanks.

[@isabelladavis1363]

this is the most informative video I have come across in two day most are rather vague or miss important details...thank you for the information for this newby raspberry grower obviously they are VERY HAPPY in your garden...and you started with ONE???

[@GutenGardening]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard]

great video! we just planted 4 heritage plants all 1 year primoCanes. we are growing them in Arizona 9b just outside of phoenix. we have shaded them for the summer so they dont die under our blazing sun!

[@Danfoodforest]

Awesome information .. I growing the Mysore Raspberries .. which is a warm-weather variety of black raspberry.. Thank you Have a great upcoming week ...

[@GutenGardening]

Yum! I just looked them up, and I read that they are the only raspberry that has been found to be really successful in Florida, and that they have a great, long fruiting season. This seems like an amazing plant! You have a great week as well!

[@twilightgardener9366]

Very helpful information… Thanks for taking us along with you!

[@GutenGardening]

My pleasure!

[@eliseolopez2790]

Delightful 🎉

[@lurklingX]

this was really great, thank you!! especially about the first year canes, etc, and the 2x versus 1x yielding varieties. i have some wild blackberries on my property and the 1st yr canes i learned to not bear flowers or fruit at all. but the 2nd year DO, and i'm seeing that this year for the first time! so cool! right now i've some tiny bluets and a raspberry, gonna try this yr. definitely keeping that rasp in a pot hahaa.

[@HickorycroftFarm]

Excellent explanation on the raspberries. They are one of our favorites and we are actually in the process of planting 150 Killarney raspberries that we purchased this year. So we will have to wait till next year for a harvest as they are a summer bearing variety but we do have a fall bearing variety of yellow raspberry as well so looking forward to some of them this year!

[@TheSweetpea73]

Thank you for the information. Very helpful

[@GutenGardening]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@jamalchahboun2477]

Great information, thank you.

[@GutenGardening]

Our pleasure!

[@AISEL117]

Super nice video! 👍greetings💗🌹

[@GutenGardening]

Thank you so much! We appreciate you watching!

[@barbaracrouter774]

Thank you SO much for this, I'm new to gardening despite being in my 70s, and have recently bought a raspberry plant which is in a pot and i had no idea how to manage it! One thing I've decided after watching your video is to keep it in the pot and not put it in my raised bed as i originally intented after seeing how much it spreads 😂

[@lorenbarnhart1835]

Thank you for the helpful information! Do you trim the floracane back a little in the spring?

[@twilightgardener9366]

Very helpful information...thanks for taking us along!!

[@GutenGardening]

Thank you so much! We love our raspberries, but they are all so different from each other, and so it is good to know the differences between varieties. :)

[@twilightgardener9366]

@@GutenGardening Raspberries are also one of my favorites… Especially the black variety!

[@GutenGardening]

Yes, we love black raspberries too. :)

[@HomesteadHopeful]

Followed you over from FB. Thanks for sharing.

[@GutenGardening]

Well thank you so much! We appreciate you taking the time to enjoy. Raspberries are one of our favorites for sure. If you grow them, which variety do you have planted?

[@HomesteadHopeful]

@@GutenGardening I'm not too sure. We just moved to a brand new property in which there seems to be at least three different varieties. So we will be doing a lot of monitoring and eating what is growing and seeing what we have. I did buy some golden Heritage So I'm excited about that!

[@GutenGardening]

Golden heritage is fabulous! I love golden raspberries. They seem to have a milder sweeter taste to me, but to be fair, I love them all. :)

[@chulasexychica11]

Better explanation than most videos in KZbin 👍

[@GutenGardening]

Wow, thanks!

[@Thankful_.]

Very informative! Thank u so much for sharing this knowledge! Reminds me of my thornless blackberries (I shared video) they took over my entire flower bed! Lol thankful though for the wonderful berries, which we eat.

[@munirasultana2313]

Great info 👌 A new Subscriber here 👍

[@GutenGardening]

Welcome!

[@firecloud77]

Heritage? Small berries. Annoying thorns. I grow Joan J -- it's thornless, fall-bearing, produces much larger berries, and is incredibly productive. I also grow them in containers using Sunshine Mix #4. That way there is no root rot, and I can control the spread of the suckers.

[@bonniepeyton4085]

well, dear heart , I am at the foot of Mt. tucker in western arkansas. love my raspberries. one of the main things are that if your fruit as muscdines or raspberries are yellow, or red, my birds will not eat them, waiting for them to get ripe to a black, ????? what? yep. think about it. is it that way there? thanks for the info, always welcome here. tia bonnie

[@Ang.0910]

Raspberry and running bamboo have a similar root system. Don’t be afraid, learn how to manage

[@shaunt7069]

Wild blackberries took over my garden 😅

[@behindblueyes]

How do you keep them from getting into your grass? Do you dig them all up like that?

[@GutenGardening]

Great question. We have had a few stray over there, but not too many since they are isolated a bit by a raised bed and a brick separating them from the grass. Any that do make their way over, we just pull them out early on or mow them down, and we haven't had any problems keeping them contained. I hope this answers your question. :)

[@annwithaplan9766]

Does that go the same for blackberries as well? Both of mine are in pots right now.

[@GutenGardening]

Great question! My understanding is that the majority of blackberries that people tend to grow in our area are summer bearing, which would be the ones that fruit on the floricane. What variety do you have planted there?

[@annwithaplan9766]

@@GutenGardening - Oh gosh I don't remember now! I should've kept the sticker with it. They look like they're going to produce for the first time.

[@GutenGardening]

Well, regardless of the variety, it is super exciting that they are ready to produce! :) :)

[@brentonb6855]

I assume companies are more worried about new plant patent propagation for resale purposes. It would near impossible to not break the propagation rule as a homeowner considering we all constantly thin out plants and move the around.

[@TheWisendorf]

I planted 6 caroline bare root this spring. Picked a lot of berries the first year. I have several hundred ready to go into the ground spring 2024. After that I thinking about my whole 5 acres. Then the following year maybe the whole town !!!!! Watcha think??

[@shawns0762]

I want to plant some Caroline's too, I hear they are the best

[@eliseolopez2790]

A raspberry extra ice ice tea please with extra concentrated berries if I may

[@elaineclark6210]

So if I want just one fall crop, can I cut all of them down ?

[@GutenGardening]

Yes, that is correct. If you cut them all down then the next season your primocanes will deliver a fall harvest at the ends. :)

[@elaineclark6210]

@@GutenGardening Thank you so much.

[@aperson1181]

Would you sell raspberry?

[@emporergrimes]

17yr patent. hahaha, like I'd care...

[@sweetpeanmolly]

Why you thought the need to include patent protection for these plants is beyond me! I was actually enjoying watching this video, but hearing that, really irritated me! Only God and Mother Earth can tell me what to do with our beloved gifts from the Sun!

[@miltkarr5109]

People spend years developing an improved variety and you don't think they should be able to make money and be compensated for their effort?

[@jabohabo3821]

By law..you shouldn't propagate them...huh...right I only grow heirloom and they're all 50 years+ I think the gvmnt can stay out of my garden

[@brentonb6855]

Agreed, I garden so I can control and maintain quality home grown produce which feeds my family and animals. I don't need big government in my garden.

[@miltkarr5109]

What you plant effects your neighbors.

[@jabohabo3821]

@miltkarr5109 no... no it doesnt. Me planting food because I can't eat much if what's at the store doesn't effect them at all. Nlt to mention the fresh veggies they get as well. For all the ones here please explain how growing food effects the neighbor, especially when they benefit as well...make sure it's an intellectually honest answer. No arguments here only facts.

[@jabohabo3821]

@@miltkarr5109 especially if you keep it under control or even in containers.

[@miltkarr5109]

There are laws in place already. I don't need to explain them to you.