Loganberry advice

Last year, I planted a loganberry plant (well, technically it was planted in the autumn of 2014, but last year was its first year in the garden as such); it produced a few fruits (very nice ones too!) and then in the latter part of the year it headed for the sky.

I must admit that I forgot about it, and then the weather turned rotten so it ended up having its own way all winter. Yesterday, we got properly torn into the garden and when I got to the back of the garden I found that the loganberry 'whip' has grown so tall it appears to have fallen over and the tip end has taken root about two feet away from the original plant.

A second cane has also appeared from the base of the original plant, and there are leaf buds all the way up. The long whip/hoop also has leaf buds and new growth all along its length.

Now, do I cut this whip/hoop somewhere in the middle, or do I bury it in places where there is new growth in the hope that it will take root and give me a load more plants?

I was contemplating moving it, but to be honest if it is happy where it is it can stay, and if is also welcome to reproduce a good 6-8 feet to either side if it wants to - the more then merrier!

 

Thanks @"M" - hopefully it roots readily and gives me a load more plants

I will move the adjacent hibiscus instead

 

Thanks - it has managed that all by itself then, albeit it is still connected to original plant. I will sever it today then, and I will then have to build some sort of cane frame to support the height of the remaining canes; in fact, I will have to wind them round the supports as they are so long, but that isn't really a problem.