The gooseberry is a popular plant among the summer houses because of its extreme fertility and unpretentiousness. Any frosts are not terrible to him, he practically does not need regular feeding and at the same time still brings a good crop. Perhaps the only thing that needs to be carried out regularly is a cropping gooseberry. This will allow to achieve a high harvest and protect the gooseberry from fungal diseases that provokes excessive thickening branches.
The gooseberry annually gives a good increase in new branches, which thickens him greatly. On the one hand, it creates certain difficulties in harvesting, it is poorly reflected on the shrub itself. There are a lot of ways to trim the gooseberry, but they all reduce the fact that the branches need to cut forward, giving access light and air, because the gooseberry is a light-affected plant. Cutting the gooseberry can be carried out both in spring and autumn. In the spring of the formation of the branches, it makes sense to do it very early, since the gooseberry is one of the very first to awaken after the "winter hibernation". But if you delete branches already with discontinued leaves, you will significantly weaken the plant. In this case, it is advisable to be transferred to autumn when the harvest has long been completed, and the leaves fall out from the branches, the slotting ends.By bringing the gooseberry trimming, do not spare a bush, you save it from excess loads and allow all the forces to pay on the formation of berries. Correctly formed bush will bring a good harvest, even if less in the amount of berries, it is certainly better as the berries will be larger and more. And gaining full force, the bush thanks you, indeed, a large harvest.