This fast-growing shrub produces edible fruit. Plant it in the fall so it can establish itself and begin growing in the spring. Soon, you'll have fresh berries.

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 ...

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Few homeowners are acquainted with the Ribes (RYE-bees) family of plants; gooseberries, currants and jostaberries. There are over 150 ribes species in the world, including gooseberries and clove or ...

October is a busy month in the pruning calendar, with many plants needing to be cut back to ensure they return next year ...

I haven't eaten gooseberry pie in years, in part because type 2 diabetes won't allow out. However, I understand pie places with great reputations along the North Shore near Duluth offer it. My wife ...