Select a spot with full sun. Include in your furrow plenty of organic matter such as compost. Space the plants two feet apart or roots 18 inches apart to provide a good hedge row for fruiting. New upright primo canes will be the growth pattern after the first year. These fresh canes will be too long to support the fruit for the next season and need to be pruned during the growing season.
Every leaf node has the potential to produce fruit cluster.
It is impossible for a plant to support fruit clusters at each leaf node. Most growers do not prune as heavily as they should. A good cultural practice is to remove the canes that had the fruit after harvest. Cut the spent canes off at the crown and pull them out of the hedge row. This will give space and light for the growth of vegetation that will be next seasons crop.