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Fall-Bearing Red Raspberries (One Crop System) Prune all canes back to ground level in March or early April. While the plants won't produce a summer crop, the late summer/early fall crop should mature one to two weeks earlier.

Also, total crop yield is typically larger utilizing the one-crop system versus the two-crop system. Jan 31, Pruning Late Summer/ Fall Raspberries Raspberries that fruit in late summer/early fall on this season’s growth (primocanes) are best pruned in around February (late winter).

Pruning at this time will help to ensure that the plants have had time, over the dormant winter months, to store plenty of carbohydrates in their root bushlopping.barted Reading Time: 9 mins.

Mar 12, Hence the name everbearing, a row or patch (in my case) of raspberries when properly pruned will produce an early summer crop (June/July) and then a later fall crop (August/September/October).

The early summer crop will always be much smaller but you will usually have a continuous harvest from late June to the first hard bushlopping.barted Reading Time: 7 mins. How you prune a raspberry plant depends upon when the plant bears fruit- once a year or twice a year. Raspberries can be divided into two types by when they bear fruit: (1) one-crop, summer-bearing raspberries also called standard raspberries and (2) two-crop, summer and fall bearing raspberries, also called ever-bearing bushlopping.barted Reading Time: 3 mins.