Edible landscaping is a fantastic way to combine ... white or pink flowers in the spring. Gooseberry plants thrive in full ...

For gooseberry plants, you should use cordons to ensure ... If you do not have a large garden, you can train your gooseberry plant in a fan shape against a wall, fence or freestanding trellis.

This small fruit bush, like other types of gooseberry, has shallow roots that ... the 'Captivator' as a new addition to your container garden. They're likely to come bare-root if you order them ...

Gooseberry shrubs produce pea sized to egg sized green ... these unusual fruits all bring something to your garden that our more traditional fruits lack. Everyone on your block may have an ...

Do you like gooseberries?’ Terry asked as Medders plonked a couple of gooseberry plants on to the counter beside the cash ...

I once had a fat and happy gooseberry in my garden. As I recall ... usually large enough to provide fruit this season. Mail-ordered plants might take a couple of years to establish and get ...

If these conditions don’t exist naturally in your garden, then you can create ... if you can’t provide the perfect location. Gooseberry bushes are extremely hardy plants, much more so than ...

the larvae of which can strip the leaves of gooseberry bushes. Emailer Jenny Grassam sent me the following tip (from Jerry Green, head gardener of Westbury Court Garden), which she gleaned from a ...

the larvae of the common gooseberry sawfly can rapidly defoliate not just gooseberry bushes but also red and white currant bushes by quickly devouring the foliage, leaving just the bare skeletons ...