If a piece of my raspberry plant breaks off can I root it?
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It probably depends on what kind of cutting fell off. But planting a raspberry root is possible. This article should give you some good pointers. Good luck! www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/raspberry/propagating-raspberries.htm
Normally the healthy branches are very flexible and don't break off, the old canes break easily because they are dead already, they normally die after the year they fruit.
Don't worry--raspberries will send out underground shoots and you will soon have them everywhere. They can spread quickly once they get established in an area. However, if the branch that broke off has nodes where the leaves are growing from and you lay that on the ground and lightly cover it with some soil, it will start rooting from these nodes.