I live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and am interested in transplanting some of my raspberry plants. I am not sure what time of the year is best to get this done. The best time to transplant is immediately after the plants have finished producing, if the weather is cool. Otherwise, I would suggest you wait until late winter or early spring. Plant raspberries in full sun, in soil that has ample amounts of organic humus mixed into it.
Organic humus is compost, well-rotted manure, peat moss, etc.
I have searched the net for any info on transplanting raspberry bushes and can't seem to find anything. We recently bought a house and we have approximately 2-50' rows of raspberries. The problem is that they are planted in the middle of the lawn and we would like to move them to the end of the yard. We are unsure of when or how we do this, any info you can supply us with will be very helpful. We live in central Ontario, so the time of year we do this will probably make a difference.