My gooseberry bush has been flowering over the last week or two and the
bees have been busy. I don't think the flowers are setting though. Last
year we didn't get any gooseberries from it. Do you need more than one
bush for cross pollination?
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David in Normandy writes
My gooseberry bush has been flowering over the last week or two and the
bees have been busy. I don't think the flowers are setting though. Last
year we didn't get any gooseberries from it. Do you need more than one
bush for cross pollination?

No. I have only one bush and no problem with setting.
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Kay

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My gooseberry bush has been flowering over the last week or two and the
bees have been busy. I don't think the flowers are setting though. Last
year we didn't get any gooseberries from it. Do you need more than one
bush for cross pollination?

Not as far as I know.

Try giving it some potash.

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K wrote:
David in Normandy writes
My gooseberry bush has been flowering over the last week or two and
the bees have been busy. I don't think the flowers are setting though.
Last year we didn't get any gooseberries from it. Do you need more
than one bush for cross pollination?

No. I have only one bush and no problem with setting.

I'll pay closer attention to it this year. No fruits and it will be
history.

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