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[HomeBound_Hound]

are those last season's raspberry brambles?
For a few years I've been chopping all the dead looking growth back and was wondering why I wasn't getting any fruit. Was gonna pour roundup on them when I saw them emerging but decided to go and Google why I have not gotten any fruit. So it turns out they fruit on the previous seasons growth/brambles...

Yep they grow out one year fruit the next and so on my mum n me nanna taught me out in the garden haha perennials I think they're called

Edit: sorry as usual didn't answer the question in my rambling yeah two raspberry pots with new and old growth boysenberry in the back and 2 younge Berry pots that r starting to go off with fruit everywhere

 

[HomeBound_Hound]

are those last season's raspberry brambles?
For a few years I've been chopping all the dead looking growth back and was wondering why I wasn't getting any fruit. Was gonna pour roundup on them when I saw them emerging but decided to go and Google why I have not gotten any fruit. So it turns out they fruit on the previous seasons growth/brambles...

 

[Goonie Goat]

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Yeah I got 2 Loganberries, ones got a purple stem and the other is green.
When I got the green one from Bunnings it was sold as a thornless variety, first time around it was thornless but from the second time on its been thorn city

 

[benn0]

are those last season's raspberry brambles?
For a few years I've been chopping all the dead looking growth back and was wondering why I wasn't getting any fruit. Was gonna pour roundup on them when I saw them emerging but decided to go and Google why I have not gotten any fruit. So it turns out they fruit on the previous seasons growth/brambles...

As I viticulturalist all I can do is shake my head

 

[Goonie Goat]

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