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Glen Coe Raspberry
My two year old Glen Coe raspberry plant has grown to over 8 feet in length over the summer. It fruited earlier in the season and these canes were removed. Should I prune it further or move it to another position where it can be trained along wires similar to a blackberry.
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Yes they do that.
I just bend the canes over into a loop and secure - and along the top side of the looped cane - you get loads of new growth that produces lots of lovely rasps next year - [festooning it].
The thing with these is they don't sucker - so you can move it if you want to train it, and after a few years you can split the crown and make more plants.If you haven't got it - please don't flaunt it. TIA.0
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