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Such an ardent interest in gooseberries is explained by the content of vitamin C in it, twice as large as in lemon. Admiring large berries, there is a desire to plant such a miracle in my garden.
It is worth choosing varieties resistant to diseases, cold climatic conditions and high-yielding potential from the entire range of gooseberry seedlings offered. One of those is the dessert variety of gooseberry Ural emerald.
Details of the gooseberry Ural emerald
Gooseberry The Ural emerald early dark green was bred by breeders of the South Ural Research Institute for Horticultural and Potato Growing in Chelyabinsk as a result of cross-breeding of such varieties as Nugget and Pervinets Minusinsk. This variety is intended for breeding in the West Siberian region. It breeds well in more favorable climatic conditions.
Description of the gooseberry variety Ural Emerald:
- features of the bushes - medium grown, with a thick crown of branches, slightly sprawling;young shoots have a green color, thick structure, covered over the entire length with spikes of medium size, average spikeiness index;
- foliage - an uneven cover of small and large dark green leaves with a characteristic brilliant appearance, wrinkled with sharp denticles;
- inflorescences - large matt pink shade, self-pollinating;
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fruits - large and medium-sized oval or round berries with thin seed walls with a green color;the taste of the fruit is sweet or sour-sweet;berries are used for making juices and compotes, as well as jams, jams and various medicinal infusions;consumed both fresh and canned, frozen, used to quench thirst; - yield indicator - from six kilograms of berries from one bush;fruits are not showered, easily removed from the branches;
- degree of resistance to diseases - high resistance to powdery mildew, anthracnose, is not affected by butterflies and pine sawflies;
- resistance to climatic conditions - the variety is intended for cultivation in the harsh Siberian conditions, winter-hardy.
The main advantages of the gooseberry variety, the Ural Emerald, are high yield, cold tolerance, and delicious, large, beautiful, fragrant sugar fruits of universal use.
The main drawbacks are the density of the bushes and fairly abundant spinousness.
Description of the gooseberry variety Ural emerald makes you want to get a decent plantation in order to collect excellent crops, but a novice gardener needs to know that an indicator of the potential yield of a variety can be achieved only through proper planting and care for the shrubs.
Proper planting
Since the gooseberry variety Ural emerald has a medium-wide bush, several seedlings can be planted at the same time on a small garden plot, as shown in the photo, the emerging bushes of which will not interfere with each other, but rather improve the result of cross-pollination along with self-pollination.account of which will be able to achieve the highest yields of gooseberry.
Gooseberry Ural Emerald loves sunlight, unpretentious to temperature extremes, but very picky about soil fertility. Perfectly accepted on loamy loose areas.
In no case should you plant a gooseberry Ural emerald in lowland areas and on high-altitude canopies. Lowlands are saturated with moisture, and mounds are poor in moisture index, and this variety prefers moderate moisture content in the soil.
This variety should be planted in the autumn, the best time for planting is the gap between the end of September and the beginning of October. The most important point in this matter is to navigate according to weather forecasts and to have time to plant a gooseberry about three weeks before the first frost.
Timely planting gooseberries provides seedlings for rooting. Properly planted gooseberries in the spring period expels young shoots perfectly and forms a strong productive shrub.
The spring period is more inclined not to plant, but to reproduce the Ural Emerald. To plant gooseberries, having a uterine root, it is possible by the method of horizontal cuttings.
The rooted cuttings of the gooseberry for the spring-summer period are cut off from the uterine bush in the fall and planted in areas of the garden that are favorable for their growth. During planting, be sure to add organic fertilizer to the wells.
Proper care
Since this variety is resistant to major dangerous plant diseases, its care lies only in the correct pruning, which is done in the fall, moderate watering, and weeding around the bush and periodic fertilization with organic and mineral nutrients.
