Fortunately they make for a low maintenance crop, requiring only a small cut-back-and-tie operation each winter to keep the raspberry plants producing. And not for the first time am I wondering WHY I do this maintenance activity, as for the two summers we have been here, the raspberry crop has been a bit more than i can handle. Not to mention that sad fact that I prefer blueberries.

What have I been doing with the crop, apart from foisting it off on friends & family?
Raspberry Tarts:

Raspberry Vinegar and Raspberry Cordials:
And let's not forget the 5, count 'em, FIVE stuffed gallon bags of raspberries in the ginormous freezer.
Luckily the berry season is almost over. I might even miss it when it's gone.
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