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Unlike the more cooperative blueberries and strawberries, raspberries grow on arching canes, heavily armed with thorns.

Removing all canes from fall-bearing raspberries during late fall or early winter will result in a bigger crop next year.

There is, however, one black raspberry variety — Niwot — that is primocane-fruiting, meaning that it produces berries on its first-year canes, or branches.