10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORCESTERBERRY»
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worcesterberry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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... blackcurrant, jostaberry, Worcesterberry), fruiting Rubus cultivars (blackberries,
raspberries and their hybrids), Cydonia oblonga (quince), Rosa rugosa 4
Herbaceous layer: vegetables including globe artichoke, chives, tree onions,
chard, ...
Royal Horticultural Society (Great Britain).,
2002
Worcesterberry Classification Physiology A Ribes species Vigorous, spiny bush
resembling gooseberry. Unknown. Once said to be a cross between the
gooseberry and blackcurrant but now thought to be a true Ribes species. Rarely
grown ...
Some plants were introduced into Germany under the name of Worcesterberry
and said to be hybrids between black currant and gooseberry. Mohring [15]
described the Worcesterberry and mentioned that it was bought from a nursery in
...
4
Fruity Stories: All about Growing, Storing and Eating Fruit
One major benefit is that you can prune it without gloves, because it is thornless
like its black currant parent. It is also resistant to gall mite, mildew and leaf spot.
The worcesterberry is a small, purple, very thorny gooseberry, and is resistant to
...
Joanna Readman, Patricia Hegarty,
1996
5
Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
W.pungens (Cav.) F. Muell. woolly bush Adenanthos spp.; w.butt Eucalyptus
longifolia Woonyoungia Law = Magnolia Wootonella Standl. = Verbesina
Wootonia Greene = Dicranocarpus Worcesterberry Ribes divaricatum Wormia
Rottb. =
6
British Parasitic Fungi
In Scotland widely distributed on red and black currant, local on gooseberry (
Solway), occasional on Worcesterberry (Dee, 1948). The disease was described
by Giissow (Gdnrs' Chron. 42, 1907, 180), and by Briton- Jones (Rep. Long
Ashton ...
7
Temperate and Subtropical Fruit Production
... range of characteristics in the progeny. One example is the jostaberry, a
gooseberry—sized blackcurrant fruit on a spiny bush with gooseberry— like
leaves. The worcesterberry, a natural hybrid between the blackcurrant and
gooseberry, ...
David Jackson, Norman Earl Looney, Michael Morley-Bunker,
2011
for. the. picking. Marble Apple gift-with-purchase Woodstock Orchard apples for
all Worcesterberry & Apple pie tastings (with recipe cards) Apple Chutney
tastings New Apple Shampoo Cox's Apple Soap & Room Spray Apple Crisp
Potpourri ...
9
Organic Vegetable and Fruit Growing and Preserving Month by ...
... White Lion, Whitesmith Culinary Greenfinch, Invicta, Jubilee (all mildew-
resistant) Careless, Keepsake Worcesterberry is a blackcurrant/gooseberry
hybrid, which is mildew-resistant and is larger and thornier than the gooseberry.
Rougham ...
Alan Gear, Jackie Gear,
2011
10
CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
... prickly gooseberry R. divaricatum Douglas English: Worcesterberry R.
glandulosum Grauer ex Weber English: skunk currant R. grossularioides Maxim.
English: catberry R. indecorum Eastw. English: white flowering currant R. inerme
Rydb.
Umberto Quattrocchi,
1999
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Berry good: Raising soft fruit has become the latest growing trend
If you're prepared to try novelties, unusual fruit such as Japanese wineberry and worcesterberry are pretty enough to grow in mixed borders while being ... «Express.co.uk, Apr 15»