Depends on how many berries you are trying for next year.

Because they are being transplanted yet again, I would advise keeping them as is and pruning them in autumn. Any tip-rooting they do between now and then is easily uprooted and pruned off.

Thanks for that info. How much should I prune them back after transplanting and how many canes should I put in each spot? Have wires at 3 and 5 1/2 feet on both side of the trellis. Not hoping for bumper crop, just would be nice to have a few.

This post was edited by joeszy on Tue, Aug 13, 13 at 20:25

You can keep as much growth as your trellis will support, however, there is a compromise here between retaining most of the growth, gambling that there will be little or no transplant shock, or pruning about half the growth off and allowing for transplant shock--and possibly better growth of next year's primocanes.

If you don't need a lot of berries next year, I would prune by about half. If that leaves dozens of leaf nodes, it will result in hundreds of berries next year. Triple Crown will fruit quite low on the main cane.

Thanks, I'll give it a shot!