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Dr. Bauers Jogranda

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Ribes x culverwellii Macfarl. Jostaberry · Fruit crops

also searched as: др бауерс йогранда

Variety description

10 August 2026

The bush has a dense crown, reaching 120–180 cm in height and width. Shoots are smooth, brown in color, and thorns are absent. Leaves are green, incised, and resemble the shape of gooseberry leaves. White flowers are gathered in clusters and appear in May–June. Fruits are round, medium-sized, and turn blue-black upon ripening.

The plant has a shallow root system and an annual growth of 20 to 40 cm. The variety is characterized by low maintenance requirements and withstands frosts down to -30°C. Due to the decorative appearance of the bush, the variety is used in landscaping as a solitary plant or a hedge, and is also cultivated for berry production.

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