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Default Raspberries

My autumn fruiting raspberries started quite early, but now the
early canes, which have not grown as tall as usual, have
finished and the leaves are turning. New canes are still coming
up, so I'm wondering if I could cut the canes back now, to a)
give the new canes more room/light and b) help protect my arms
and legs from scratches as I search for fruit among them.

Normally I don't cut back until Jan/Feb


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Roger T

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