Choose a sunny site with well-drained, fertile soil
Test soil pH and aim for slightly acidic soil
Remove weeds and improve soil with compost before planting
Plant raspberry canes in early spring or fall
Space plants according to variety and provide room for airflow
Water deeply and keep soil evenly moist
Mulch around plants to conserve moisture and suppress weeds
Install a trellis or support system for upright varieties
Prune according to the type of raspberry you are growing
Remove dead, weak, or diseased canes regularly
Fertilize lightly in spring with a balanced fertilizer
Protect plants from birds with netting if needed
Harvest berries when they are fully colored and come off easily
Pick fruit frequently during the harvest season
Replace old or unproductive canes as needed
Monitor for pests and diseases throughout the growing season