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Some raspberries fruit on the first year growth, some fruit on the second years growth, you either need to wait and see, or know what variety you have so you can check. If they fruit on the first years growth, in Feb each year, you cut back all the canes to about 10cms above the ground. If they haven’t fruited on what grows this year, leave them as they are for next year. Also bear in mind that most raspberries are late fruiting. Expect crops from late summer for most and well into autumn for some.