Gooseberry

Gooseberries are found in almost every garden plot. The bush's fruit is juicy and healthy. Another name for this plant is northern grapes. With proper agricultural practices, it continues to bear fruit for 25 years.

This section outlines guidelines for choosing strong, healthy seedlings. Planting can be done in spring or fall. This section also explains the best time to plant gooseberries and how to prepare the soil.

The articles describe the methods and features of growing the crop in different regions, and highlight the characteristics of popular and rare varieties. The culture is propagated by layering, cuttings, and division of the bush.

Care varies depending on the season. Regular watering and fertilization are essential. Pruning rules, types, and methods, as well as common diseases and their control, are described. Pest control is essential.