Gooseberry Invicta

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RHS Award of Garden Merit
Suitable for freezing

Crops twice as heavily as all other varieties, with large pale green berries. Highly resistant to mildew.

Excellent choice for cooking, freezing and jam as the fruit holds its shape and colour well.

Ready for picking from late May.

Delivered From October to March
Quantity 1 Bush
Catalogue Code 1060-5050

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On 10/12/2010 Sharon Moore wrote:

Rating:5

i HAVE HAD THIS FOR FOUR YEARS NOW BOUGHT FOR ME AS A GIFT AND IS WONDERFULL FRUIT AND IS THAT WELL LIKED BY FREINDS HAVE ORDERED AS A GIFT XX

On 09/07/2010 Ruth Bond wrote:

Rating:5

Wow. what a crop! 4 picks so far this year, and that's without netting them. I have enough for the one blackbird on my allotment, and love watching her steal them. This bush was a present from the Caister on Sea Womens Institute for leading the walking group. What a lovely reminder each time I look at it. I thin out the fruit to use for cooking, leaving spaces between whats left for the fruit to swell comfortably. The fruit takes on a red brown tinged colour just where it joins the bush to let you know it's ready. Lovely. I recommend this bush to anyone.

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