Gooseberry
Gooseberries are very popular due to their unpretentiousness and tasty fruits. The Prune Plum variety has become a worthy representative of the culture. Its fruits have good taste and are universal in use. We'll tell you how to grow the common prune gooseberry...
Propagating gooseberries by cuttings is a quick and least expensive way to increase the number of bushes in your garden plot. The berry crop is renewed every 5 years. To obtain young bushes, green, woody and combined...
Falling leaves are a sign that the gooseberry has health problems. In this way, the plant signals a lack of nutrition or diseases, pests, or damage to the root system. Sometimes the leaves drop one by one...
Early gooseberries ripen in early June, mid-ripening ones in mid- or late July, late ones in August. In order for the plant to be healthy and productive, summer residents take care of it not only before picking berries, ...
Watering is a mandatory step in caring for berry bushes, including currants and gooseberries. The activity of vegetation processes, ripening, quantity and quality of the harvest depend on it. It is important to comply with the rules and deadlines...
Red spots on berries, leaves and other parts of gooseberries are a common occurrence when agrotechnical measures are not followed or the plant is not processed in a timely manner. To protect all plantings on the site and prevent crop loss, ...
White, yellow, brown, black, red and even purple - all kinds of spots are found on gooseberry bushes. They can be small, the size of a pea, or occupy the entire leaf blade. Spots signal...
Each summer resident has his own opinion when it is better to plant gooseberries and currants: in the spring, when the snow has melted and the air has warmed up, or in the fall, a month before frost. From the correct choice of planting date...
In favorable conditions, gooseberries and currants bear fruit for up to 20 years. Proper agricultural practices, including regular pruning and timely replacement of old branches with more productive young shoots, maintain health and fruiting...
