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Technical report
Raspberries: management of autumn fruiting cultivars
Publisher
Agriculture
Horticulture
Berries
Australia
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Description
The raspberry plant possesses the potential to produce fruit on primocane tips in autumn, in addition to the main crop which is borne on floricanes in spring. This habit is usually described as primocane-fruiting (PF). PF cultivars are grown as a perennial crop with annual canes - that is, canes emerge in spring, grow through summer, fruit in autumn and are pruned to the ground in winter.
Publication Details
DOI:
10.4225/50/55EE4771E4179
Copyright:
Department of Environment and Primary Industries 1996
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
15 Jul 1996
