I'll be asking this for many years to come as I'm not very good at being organised 
Some of the raspberry and loganberry canes have started sprouting all over the place. I would like them to be moved to one area. Is it too late now that they have started growing? I think most of them were summer fruiting as we ran out of raspberries quite quickly.
I meant to mark them last year but it was battling the brambles (and still is a little bit).
I also found 2 malling promise canes (
) that probably should have been planted out a month ago. Still ok to get them out into the ground?
And while clearing a flowerbed, I found a gooseberry that the birds planted. Is it ok to move or do I mark it and move it later?
Thank you lovely peeps

Some of the raspberry and loganberry canes have started sprouting all over the place. I would like them to be moved to one area. Is it too late now that they have started growing? I think most of them were summer fruiting as we ran out of raspberries quite quickly.
I meant to mark them last year but it was battling the brambles (and still is a little bit).
I also found 2 malling promise canes (

And while clearing a flowerbed, I found a gooseberry that the birds planted. Is it ok to move or do I mark it and move it later?
Thank you lovely peeps

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