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Gooseberries are reliable, easy-to-grow fruit bushes that yield a profusion of sumptuous berries. They’re the ideal choice for anyone new to growing fruit.
The berries are delicious in jams, desserts and more. You won’t regret planting a gooseberry bush or two!
In this short video we show you how to plant a gooseberry bush, how to care for it, and the easiest way to prune it for surefire success.
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I always thought Americans understood what autumn meant, without the need for translation.
this due is stoked on gooseberries! just picked up a bare root myself. thanks for the video!
I wished to grow gooseberries and I am getting a cutting in Poundland here in the UK. If I plant it now How long would it take to get the greens? As I may not be staying at this property the next year.
I wonder why gooseberries are not popular in uk 🙁 None of the stores have them during season. I need to grow my own 🙂 thanks for video.
Thank you
Goosebury fool, yummy!! I'm growing two new bushes this year, thanks for the tips fingers crossed for a bumper crop this Autumn.
Great video…how do you think they will grow in Portugal?
Can you do a video on propagation of Gooseberries and Currants? I live in the U.S. and info on these fruits is a bit sparse.
Zone 6a (Kansas City) and just planted 5 pixwell gooseberry plants. I chose the North and Eastern parts of my home to plant them, with partial sunlight during the first half of the day – I did this because I'm at the higher end of heat tolerance for these I think. Can't wait to make mead with them
How many should I plant for a family of ten, for off the bush eating and preserving?
I have 1/8th and acre give or take to spare
Do the gooseberries make good jam compared to the other common fruits or is it better to wait for the final sweeter crop and eat it fresh? I have a lot of berries coming through but I’ve never even tasted a gooseberry!
i got a Gooseberrie brush with fruit on it but the leaves have gone off it
I found a wild Gooseberry bush this evening whilst out with the dog. I'm planning on taking a cutting or 2. Would it be better to take a woody or green cutting?
I just found 10 wild gooseberry bushes on our property !
the best gooseberry bush for me is the red russhen
Yorkshire Lad, Red dessert variety does well for me.
Thanks for this informative video! I just started with Gooseberries and this video is exactly what I needed.
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I’m in Tennessee (US) and I just moved on to a 5 ac plot of heavily wooded land. As I was clearing the trees I came across about a dozen tall, older gooseberry plants. Average height is about 12’-15’ tall. I want to prune them way down so they might be productive again. Any pointers for an old growth bush?
Have you caught any goose yet?
Gooseberry is really a healthy option. It's a free multi million medicine.
I just got one from a neighbour but she cut it back 4 inches from the ground will it be OK
At what stage do flowers form? Before leaves grow or after the leaves grow? TIA
What variety would you recommend, I'm thinking of Hinnomaki Red or Invicta.
Planted 2 9CM potted gooseberry about a year and have little to no growth is this normal in the first year?
I followed all the instructions in this video, every other berry and currant I planted at the same time has exploded in growth
https://youtube.com/shorts/SklX7aadZH4
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I notice the thorn on the skin of its berry. Do I just eat it or is there a special way of eating it?
Do you prune when first planting like with blackcurrants?