Gooseberry
Gooseberries are called “northern grapes”. Indeed, the taste of this berry is somewhat reminiscent of grapes. At the same time, the shrub has high frost resistance and is able to grow and produce large fruits even in regions with cold climates. ...
Gooseberry bushes are planted in a permanent place both in spring and autumn. Before planting, cut off the tops of the shoots and remove dried roots. If you choose the right place and follow simple rules of care, the shrub can bear fruit...
Standard plantings are gaining popularity due to a number of advantages: they are easier to care for, they are less susceptible to diseases, and the berries grow larger and tastier. The shrub on a trunk looks original and decorates the garden plot. ...
Gooseberries delight with an abundant harvest of aromatic and tasty berries, from which jams, jams, and compotes are usually made. In Western European countries, gooseberry fruits have found wider use in cooking. For example, in England...
To reap a rich gooseberry harvest, gardeners care for the plant all year round: it loves moisture, mineral and organic fertilizers, and mulch. A mandatory stage of care is pruning. It can be sanitary and rejuvenating, thinning...
So far there are no gooseberry varieties that are completely devoid of thorns.However, there are gooseberries where the thorns are very small and non-thorny - it is impossible to get injured by them during care or harvesting. ...
To grow a good gooseberry crop, watering and fertilizing alone is not enough. It is important to regularly inspect the bushes for external damage - they signal emerging diseases. One of the most common signs of infection is brown spots...
A rich gooseberry harvest is the dream of any gardener. This delicious berry has been grown since ancient times specifically to be served at the royal table. Since then, gooseberry jam has been called royal. ...
Of the variety of gooseberry varieties, Northern Captain stands out for its unpretentiousness and productivity. In addition, the hybrid is ideal for growing in harsh climatic conditions. The article discusses the characteristics of the variety, care...
