gooseberry prunings
By Maccrimmon
Lanarkshire, Scotland
prunings frm gooseberry bushes, are they fo the shredder or can they be rooted in any way to create new plants.
- 28 Feb, 2009
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both maccrimmon. they are better done as cuttings late summer but you have nothing to loose. is yours a very thorny one? if yes wear gloves when you shred it and be carefull as some thorns come throgh unaltered. i know from first very sore hand experience. i had forgotten which bag they were in and 6 months down the line when i was using them as mulch i found out. ouch :o(
28 Feb, 2009
ye seaburn very thorny I have shifted them into large pots today and pruned them up soleft with a lot of cuttings, I dont reallyneed more gooseys but u know what its like summit for nowt so i will most probably pots some up 2morrow,once i finish me tatties
cheers seaburn Mac . I have some rooting powder volunteer so i will use that as well. .. ...mac
28 Feb, 2009
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Apparently gooseberries are difficult to root from cuttings but you might as well try some. You should only use the new wood. Use 6inch cuttings and use a hormone rooting powder. Use a cold frame if you've got one.
28 Feb, 2009