Gooseberry

In 1992, the State Register added the Prune gooseberry variety, which was an unconditional victory for a group of scientists from the Michurin All-Russian Research Institute.

The need to transplant bushes raises concerns and a number of questions. Can an adult bush be transplanted? When and how is it better to do it?

The topic of the article is caring for gooseberries in spring, the main ways to combat pests and diseases, the necessary feeding and little tricks for caring for bushes

Gingerbread man is the most popular red gooseberry variety. This gooseberry is appreciated by gardeners for its high yield and easy maintenance.

White bloom often appears on old bushes that were still grown by your parents or their parents. This plaque has a name - powdery mildew.

To save the crops being grown, you need to know the enemy by sight. The topic of this article is about gooseberry diseases and how to prevent and treat them.

From the point of view of labor costs and less harm to the plant, autumn is the best time to transplant gooseberries in order to easily get through the winter.

Only timely treatment with special preparations, as well as preventive measures, can save gooseberries from diseases and pests.

Powdery mildew on gooseberries is very common, especially on old bushes. How to prevent and fight the disease, read the article

Gooseberries are not afraid of frosts, they are not too picky about the composition of the soil, they regularly bear fruit for 15–20 years. Why there are no berries on the gooseberry, ask us

White mold on gooseberries is common. Growing gooseberries is not easy, as it is often affected by diseases.