Pruning Gooseberries with Quickcrop

[@villagerintheshire]

Excellent. Concise and clear instruction of how to prune ... the best I've seen on KZbin. Really surprised and saddened no videos have been made recently.

[@katinss9983]

fantastic video, best tutorial I've seen yet on you tube, very informative and straight to the point. Focussed right on the job with no waffle , real professionals. I've learned everything I need to know . Thank you. I cant wait to find your other videos and learn from the best!

[@janknapp5353]

Thanks so much, just what I wanted. A very clear information video.

[@kahvac]

Excellent pruning video ! Very well explained and detailed videography made this a treat to watch. Thank you for sharing !

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks a lot,

[@masterelectrician9999]

Thank you from Canada.

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks everybody for your continued support, we are currently producing a new batch of videos and hope to have them up on YT over the next couple of months. If anybody has any requests for specific content please let us know and we'll do our best to cover it. Stay tuned to the Quickcrop channel!

[@ellieward1478]

Yes please,pruning redcurrents would be a great video.

[@sweetpea6384]

So glad you’re back!!! Looking forward to many more 😃

[@Quickcrop]

You're welcome.

[@77777aol]

Perfect pruning and top-notch goosegog gardening !

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks, the feedback always helps.

[@whatdidyouthinkwouldhappen1203]

So glad I watched this video, I needed to know how to prune my gooseberry bush my sister gave me. Thank you for doing this video.

[@Quickcrop]

We're glad to help.

[@whatdidyouthinkwouldhappen1203]

I have a Phlomis Fructicosa-Jerusalem sage, can I take cuttings from it this time of year for propagation?

[@Quickcrop]

Propagate by softwood cuttings in summer or by division in the spring.

[@paulbutton619]

Ditton, good to see you return..........

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks.

[@deegee8010]

Could you propagate from the cuttings?

[@Quickcrop]

Hi, yes you can. It's best to use cuttings from younger plants as they are less likely to carry disease. :)

[@babylongate]

welcome back, we missed you, please more Klaus videos

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks, we have more videos coming soon.

[@GaryChapmanUKGardening]

Finally !!! LOL great to see you guys back! been far to long. please do a potato in pots video? if you can? cheers

[@Quickcrop]

Spuds in containers, great idea. Cheers.

[@GaryChapmanUKGardening]

Quickcrop thank you. I only ask as iv just done all mine and want to know if iv done it right or perhaps there is a better way?

[@punkyroo]

Hey, I wondered where you went! Welcome back. :)

[@Quickcrop]

We've been working hard producing the best vegetable grower's website.

[@sandrat3253]

aaaah it is so good to see you back!!!! :-)

[@Quickcrop]

Thanks, we're planning a few more films in the coming weeks, weather permitting, so stay tuned..

[@poczytamci3389]

How about pruning in August or September, please? I'm away until April/may...

[@pegsbarton6353]

Very helpful video thank you, you told me how and why...always useful. My gooseberries have just fruited for the first time and I now know what to expect. I didn't get too many fruits but I hope to get more next year with judicious pruning. The middle needs opening [thank you for that info]. Can I take cuttings from the branches I prune out, if yes, how do I do that please.

[@simonebourgeois9544]

YOU'RE BACK!!! 😍😄😄😄

[@Quickcrop]

And we're staying!!

[@ellieward1478]

Hi there, I know its February but my gooseberry plants looks nothing like yours. They're at least 6 years old as they were already established when I took over the allotment. I followed your advise last year, and cut out the old wood as you advised it was easy to recognise, as you said, its much darker. This year there are lots of new stems long , pale with no lateral side shoots, could they be suckers? The plant is planted quite deep as you would plant a blackberry, should I wait until spring to see if the long stems develope lateral branches?

[@gawain8000]

Brilliant vid thanks

[@Quickcrop]

No problem 👍

[@dereksmalls6238]

Nice to see you back, but more Claus please!

[@StreetMachine18]

Thanks for the tips. I guess i did do it right this year then. My gooseberry bushes and currents are 3 years old now! I try and take my cuttings and root them in another bed then pot them up and give them away or transplant them

[@Quickcrop]

Great idea, plants for free!!

[@Gdaiva1]

Very cool, thank you!

[@kittencollective]

snipping gooseberries without gloves - tough on hands!

[@mishasnow505]

excellent

[@SAGAWISIW30]

We know what you mean

[@Quickcrop]

That's cool

[@jilljessup557]

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