Plants at Edible Landscaping
Berries - Gooseberries
Invicta Gooseberry - Ribes grossularia Glenndale Gooseberry - Ribes hirtellum x grossularia
Gooseberry Invicta Invicta is the best of the green fruit gooseberry varieties for fresh eating. The berries are the size of small plums and have a very pleasant flavor. A very sweet gooseberry, ripening late spring or early summer. Resistant to mildew and frost. Susceptible to leaf spot, so plant in an area with good air drainage. In humid areas can loose leaves in August but grows well the following spring. A newer variety introduced from Europe. Space @ 4' circles. Zones 4-7. 

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1 1 Gallon  own roots$28.00


 Gooseberry Glenndale This gooseberry stands hot summers better than most gooseberries. Glenndale is most disease resistant and immune to mildew. Derived of European and Native American parents with great vigor and productive fruiting. Purple-red fruit, fine flavor and thorny, ripening early. Height 5-6' and spread to 5'. Zone 4-7. 

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1 2 inch pot  own roots$7.00
1 1 Gallon  own roots$25.00
Black Velvet Gooseberry - Ribes grossularia Jahns Prairie Gooseberry - Riber oxyacanthoides L.
Gooseberry Black Velvet The deep purple fruits are the size of seedless grapes. They are very vigorous in growth. Flavor is very good to excellent when they ripen on the bush. Black Velvet has won awards for its superb qualities and disease and mildew resistance. Space 5' circle. Zones 4-7. 

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1 5 Gallon  own roots$40.00
1 7 Gallon  own roots$50.00



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 Gooseberry Jahns Prairie Jahn's Prairie is disease resistant and produces high quality, dark red, dessert gooseberries. This plant was selected by Dr. Otto Jahn from a native population of the species growing in Alberta, Canada. The green fruit turns red-pink upon ripening. The fresh fruit quality is equivalent to European gooseberries. The plant, which grows to 5 feet, has an upright growth habit with some sprawling branches. The leaf shape is similar to European Hawthorne. Jahn's Prairie gooseberry resists powdery mildew, is free of leaf spot and Botrytis (grey mold) on its fruit. No White Pine Blister Rust has been observed on the plant or insect damage from aphids or saw-flies. Space 5' circles Zone 3-7 

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1 3/4 Gallon  own roots$20.00
1 1 Gallon  own roots$25.00
Hinnomaki Red Gooseberry - Ribes uva-crispa 'Hinnomaki Red' Jeanne Gooseberry - Ribes uva-crispa L
Hinnomaki is a Finnish gooseberry. Hinnomaki's delicious large red berries have a tart skin and juicy, sweet flesh, said to be the sweetest of the gooseberries. Foliage is grape leaf shaped, dark green in the summer and red in the fall, and is resistant to powdery mildew. Hinnomaki is highly ornamental as well as delicious! Zone 3-7 

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Quantity Pot Size Rootstock Cost
1 2 inch pot  own roots$7.00
5 2 inch pot  own roots$25.00


 Gooseberry Jeanne Jeanne is a late-ripening, dark red, dessert gooseberry with an unknown European pedigree. Observed for 24 years at the USDA National Germplasm Repository, Corvallis, Oregon. Its origin prior to Corvallis is undocumented. Jeanne was named in honor of the late Ms. Cheryl Jeanne Gunning, who worked in the tissue culture laboratory of the NCGR from 1981 to 1985. Jeanne's buds break late and full bloom occurs a week later than most cultivars. About one to two weeks after blooms of Invicta. The fruit ripens from mid to late July, about one week later than the fruit of Invicta, and is ripe for about one week. The fruit ripens to a deep red. The fruit weighed about 5.0 g/berry (7 year average), tended to be smaller than those of Invicta, but large for a red fruit. The yield from Jeanne is higher than from many other gooseberry varieties. The fruit taste is full and sweet. The plant tends to be somewhat spreading, growing to 5' high and 5' wide, and has single, nodal thorns. The leaves and fruits of Jeanne are highly resistant to powdery mildew. The leaves are also highly resistant to white pine blister rust. Damage from aphids or defoliation from sawflies is less severe on Jeanne than in other European gooseberries. Black leaf spot is visible on some leaves in summer, but does not appear to cause plant damage. We recommend this cultivar for home plantings or commercial gooseberry production in the Pacific Northwestern United States and in other temperate climate zones. We expect that this cultivar will be good for organic production because of its pest resistance and very good fruit quality. It could extend the production season of red gooseberries. 

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