Berries

Strawberries are considered a capricious crop - its yield is directly proportional to the amount of time given to it and the quality of care. Without proper care, the productivity of the bushes and their immunity to diseases are reduced. Experienced gardeners know that pruning strawberries in the fall is an important part of plant maintenance.

The vine is a symbolic culture that came from the depths of centuries. It is both a tree of life, a guarantee of festive fun, a symbol of prosperity, and a triumph of success. Bunches of grapes sing, praise and adore the peoples of the whole world, and enjoy its sunny fruits, considering them a message to earthlings from wise gods.

Many inexperienced gardeners are sure that grapes can be planted exclusively in spring: over the summer, the heat-loving culture adapts to the soil, sprouts and prepares for winter. However, planting grapes in autumn is also permissible and even has a number of advantages over the spring procedure.

The princess is a perennial plant belonging to the genus Rubus from the Pink family. It bears fruit with berries that look like raspberries, but differ in taste. And since the prince is found mainly in the northern regions, it is also called the Arctic raspberry. Among the people, she has many other names: mamura, raspberry, khokhlushka, noon. This is a rare but very healthy berry. Thanks to the breeders, varieties have been bred that are available for cultivation in areas with a warmer climate. Despite this, such a berry is not particularly common among gardeners.

Currants need to be properly cared for after harvest, regardless of their species. If you do not perform a number of manipulations, then the next year the yield of the bush will fall, and the berries will be tasteless and small. Caring for red, black and white currants after fruiting does not differ significantly and does not require special skills.