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I am thinking of moving my raspberries.
I know that winter time would be the best time to move them,but do I move them as they are or do I cut them down then move them.They are summer fruiting raspberries.

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Cut out all the old canes (the ones that have fruited) and then move them. Raspberries are really tough and are certainly one of the most generous fruits. You will find that they will give you a good crop next year if the soil is in good heart.