Most brambles: year 1 = primocanes (green), year 2 = floricanes (flower, fruit, die). Prune out dead brown canes after harvest; let green primocanes grow for next year. Exception: 'Heritage' raspberry (fall-bearing) fruits on cane tips in late summer, then lower on same cane next summer—can be cut to ground in winter.
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