Hibernate a gooseberry high stem properly
The gooseberry is not only aromatic, but also very healthy. If you have the shrub as a beautiful high trunk, you should follow a few rules for the winter.
The gooseberry plant is robust
- Put a gooseberry plant and you will be happy about a really undemanding wood. Even the high trunk produces the sweet fruits every year without extensive care.
- It is best to cultivate a variety that is against mildew is resistant. Then the plant has the best conditions for the harsh winter to stay healthy and again for the next year Berry to train.
A few rules for the standard trunk
- You should know that the gooseberry high stem is grafts with different stem heights. The noble variety must by no means break out of the refining points and must also be supported in winter. Make sure that the support post is still stable and well secured, it must reach into the crown of the plant.
- In addition, the weights of the trunk should always be evenly distributed to avoid breakage. You can cut branches that are too long. 3 - 4 strong shoots remain and are trimmed to 3 - 4 eyes. The last eye should point outwards. Please shorten particularly weak tips and those that have already turned brown.
- If the shrub is in a bucket, you can put it in a protected corner. The gooseberry likes to be sunny and bright, but the blazing radiation should be avoided, this applies in summer and winter.
- If there is heavy snow, remember to shake off the crown to avoid possible breakage. As a preventive measure, you can protect the gooseberry high stem from excessive frost. To do this, lay heaped soil, leaves or twigs on the planting ground, around the trunk.
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