Raspberry Query

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    My raspberries are Autumn Bliss and I cut them down in October but now they are starting to grow again.Do I just leave them to grow or is it too soon and maybe cut them back again.
     
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    Autumn fruiting raspberries fruit on the new growth. Prune after they have fruited - mine are now due for pruning. Leave the new shoots - you will get your fruit on these canes next year.
     
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