How to prune raspberry 'autumn bliss'

Late winter (January–February in the UK/US), after fruiting ends and before spring growth. Cut all canes flush to the ground with loppers or sharp secateurs. Remove and dispose of old material. In spring, thin emerging new canes to about 10 cm (4 in) apart, leaving the strongest to grow on. Tie canes to wires or supports as they reach 60–90 cm tall.

Annually — full cutdown every late winter. Autumn Bliss is an autumn-fruiting primocane raspberry, pruned identically to Heritage: cut all canes to ground level in late winter after fruiting. This regime could not be simpler. Fresh canes grow each spring and bear fruit from August through October. No need to distinguish old from new canes — cut everything down.

Cut all canes flush to the ground with loppers or sharp secateurs. Remove and dispose of old material. In spring, thin emerging new canes to about 10 cm (4 in) apart, leaving the strongest to grow on. Tie canes to wires or supports as they reach 60–90 cm tall.