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Confused Raspberries

Started by BockingBill, June 24, 2009, 12:55:03

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BockingBill

We seem to have very confused autumn raspberries that are now ripe and ready for eating although the mid-term season crop is nowhere near ready. It's the same ones that fruited up to the end of November last year  ???

Anybody else with this lovely problem?

BockingBill


Emagggie

Yes, me. Did ask the question myself, and it seems it's quite common but I don't know whether it's just this year or generaly BB. Wot a shame if there are to be no autumn fruiters. :(
Smile, it confuses people.

Flighty

This morning I picked a few off Glen Moy which is ready to pick mid-June, Glen Ample which fruits from July and Autumn Bliss which has berries from early August!
Confusing and commonplace apparently. Not that I mind as I really like raspberries!
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lewic

I have got some fruit starting to grow on mine, most are green but found one red one.

Trouble is, the plants are only about 6" tall, and the fruit are tiny. No idea what has happened to them!

OllieC

It's because you didn't cut them down to the ground over winter. You will still get fruit on this years wood, later on. The real rule with ALL raspberries is to remove wood once it has fruited.

beckydore

Strangely enough I picked a couple of raspberries today too and I thought they were supposed to be autumn ones.

STEVEB

This year is looking like my best fruiting.plants are now 4/5 years old
If it ain't broke don't fix it !!

Kea

My glen Moy is laden with fruit....despite some branches dying back which I now think is probably due to lack of water. Though it's too far to the water so I can't water everything. However there is also some fruit on my new Polka and Autumn Bliss both autumn fruiting.

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