Fresh red berries. On a lovely stem. That is what you get with the 'Hinnonmäki Grön’ gooseberry. Gooseberries are often difficult to find. If you grow them yourself, you’ll never have to worry about that. 'Hinnonmäki Grön’ gooseberries grow on a stem. That means you won’t have to bend so far over to pick them. The 'Hinnonmäki Grön' is a self-pollinating plant that practically overflows with fruit. You can plant this fruit shrub in the garden. It can also be planted in a pot on a (rooftop) patio or balcony. But in pots, these fruit bushes are more susceptible to frost. When the temperature drops, put bubble wrap around the pots.We deliver the gooseberry as bare-root stock: just the bare branch and roots. The branch is freshly removed from the soil. This gives it additional strength, enabling it to branch out faster than it would in a nursery pot. Plants grown from bare-root stock also adapt to their new environment more easily. They grow better and they're more economical.The fruit bush blossoms in the spring. Revealing green or purple flowers. A crop will be ready to harvest from summer onwards in the second year after planting. Please note: gooseberry branches have sharp thorns. Gooseberries thrive in well-drained garden soil. It's best to give the tree extra water during dry spells. Sufficient light is needed to ensure good growth. For this reason, the fruit bush should be planted in full or half sun.

If you buy deciduous shrubs in autumn they might not be looking quite as beautiful as usual. The big benefit of planting shrubs in autumn is that by spring they will be well rooted in the garden and ready to burst into growth.