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DAVID says... Yes, after harvest cut back close to the ground like you would a raspberry	About the Author DAVID AUSTIN,TEXAS 4th March 2008 9:19am #UserID: 735
Anonymous starts with ... i do you have to cut down the canes of a boysenberry like a raspberry?	About the Author Anonymous 3rd March 2008 11:49pm #UserID: 0
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DS says... Cut canes after fruiting, which is in 2nd year of that cane.	About the Author DS Nimbin 18th March 2008 4:46pm #UserID: 0
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Kath says... I have just purchased a boysenberry & a silvanberry & have then read that they need a lot of chill hours to fruit. Has anyone in Perth managed to grow these two & actually get fruit? Thanks	About the Author Kath Karnup W.A. 28th October 2009 10:51am #UserID: 1744
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Julie says... Hi Kath. I used to grow boysenberries, but I am in the hills, where it gets pretty cold. The problem I had (don't want to put you off!) was that they ripened around the same time as the first hot east winds. They were facing east, with shade in the afternoons, so they got shrivelled up. I never picked a ripe juicy berry. Just my experience - I think I mentioned it on another thread.	About the Author Julie Roleystone WA 28th October 2009 3:05pm #UserID: 0
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amanda says... Hi Julie - remember that hot B-easterley we got a cupla saturdays ago - it got to 39 by 11am here - and all my lovely mulberries got fried like that too... :-(	About the Author amanda Geraldton. WA 1st November 2009 9:50am #UserID: 2309 View All amanda's Edible Fruit Trees
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