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28 May 18, Kingy (Australia - temperate climate)

My berries won’t ripen either! I will try the potassium... Thank you! Would love anymore tips too! :)

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26 Aug 18, Robert (Australia - temperate climate)

How did you go with the liquid potassium? . I also have many berries thaf are not rippening.

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17 May 16, Lyn Teaf (Australia - temperate climate)

I have some gooseberry fruit and would like to know if I have to dry them out so the seeds are dry or can I plant the whole fruit. I live in Perth.

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29 May 16, Alison (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in Perth (hills) and have just potted on a few dozen small plants that I grew in a large foam container from seed. I had a mixture of dried seeds and seeds still inside the soft fruit (I wanted to see which would work best). All the seeds have germinated I literally have a few hundred seedlings. I am now in the process of seeing which growing conditions are going to work best up here. I think I will plant the seeds directly into the ground next time.

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28 Apr 16, Mitch Orchard (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

We have successfully grown a number of Cape Gooseberry plants in our school garden (located at Bundarra - NW NSW). We are currently harvesting the fruit and the yield is fantastic.

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29 Mar 16, Paula Kreger (USA - Zone 3a climate)

Can I grow the Cape Gooseberries in my zone?---zone 3.

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28 Mar 16, Richard de Losada (USA - Zone 5a climate)

I have a question if these can grow in an exotic greenhouse !!! please send me any info that you might have !!! Thanks for your time..

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26 Mar 16, Jeanne (USA - Zone 4b climate)

Could the golden berry be planted in containers?

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24 Mar 16, Sandi Inch (South Africa - Semi-arid climate)

would I be able to grow gooseberries on my window sill as I live in a flat. I have planted seeds and have a plant come up which is 3 - 4 cm in height....... will it survive?

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08 Mar 16, roger baddeley (Australia - temperate climate)

I live in Perth and want to find out where I can buy Cape Gooseberries.

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