If a plant creates thorns and sour berries, it makes sense that its name could be synonymous with mischief. While you don't commonly hear mischievous acts referred to as a "playing gooseberry" ...

Gooseberries have been cultivated in England as far back as the 13th century but were not widely grown until the early 1500s. They come in a range of colours including red, white, green and yellow.

Oblivious of the bitter cold, Stephen Muyita, a farmer, tends to a fruit crop whose value to many remains unclear. As he leads Seeds of Gold into his farm, we pass through hundreds of gooseberry ...

Not too many decades ago, the gentle art of growing gooseberries was known to most home gardeners. Not to worry, all things come back around and they are a fruit whose time is ripe. What is not to ...

Does a fresh-picked raspberry taste better early in the morning, when it’s still cool from the night air, or at noon, after it’s been warmed by the sun? That’s debatable. But there’s no argument that ...

Q • I purchased a gooseberry bush online. Now I have learned that it should not be planted near white pine trees. We have a 4.5-acre lot with white pine trees. Can I even plant and enjoy my gooseberry ...