Sell your berries and value-added products to individuals, produce markets, restaurants, breweries, and more. Growing gooseberries, growing currents, and cultivating jostaberries may be an easy to ...

spp.) are all extremely hardy deciduous shrubs. They grow arching stems to 5 feet tall and 6 feet wide; most are thorny. The foliage is medium-green and hawthornlike with small, greenish flowers. The ...

Planting half-high (about waist high) plants is a good way to enable growers to provide better winter snow cover for their blueberries, Dainsberg said. These also produce hardier fruit. Blueberries ...

It's nearly summer, but it's already Christmas inside the Gooseberry Patch Co. offices in Delaware and the seasonal hustle has begun. Employees at the company, which sells and distributes cookbooks ...

Iowa State University Extension Master Gardener Lisa Slattery provided the following about gooseberries and currants: Last week I mentioned that gardeners should consider adding small fruits to their ...

If a plant creates thorns and sour berries, it makes sense that its name could be synonymous with mischief. While you don't commonly hear mischievous acts referred to as a "playing gooseberry" ...

Common throughout Europe, but almost unheard of in the United States, gooseberries are rising in popularity throughout the country. Ripe gooseberries have a reddish-purple appearance and are the more ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... I once had a fat and happy gooseberry in my garden. As I recall, this shrub was about as low maintenance as it gets. It survived 30 below zero several years ...

Haley Mast is a freelance writer, fact-checker, and small organic farmer in the Columbia River Gorge. She enjoys gardening, reporting on environmental topics, and spending her time outside ...

Gooseberries are commonly known to grow naturally out in the wild or in the fields, however, today a farmer can grow them and earn from their sale. Farmers.co.ke spoke to Stephen Mwanzia from Sun ...

It is the "Holy Grail" of gooseberry growing, according to the man who has broken a world record for the heaviest gooseberry. Graeme Watson's prize-winning fruit weighed in at 64.56g, beating the ...

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