Berries

Every gardener will definitely have at least two or three berry varieties in his garden plot. Most likely it will be: raspberries, strawberries and currants. This prevalence is explained by the unpretentious nature of berry crops: garden berries grow very quickly, do not require special care, and begin to bear fruit quite early. Therefore, growing berries requires a minimum of attention from the gardener.

Few people know that berries are not only tasty and healthy, they also help fight plant pests.

Not only the owners of their gardens love to feast on berries, but also winged guests who visit the treasured beds without an invitation. To find out how to deal with raiders and other misfortunes, take a look at this section. Here you will also learn:

  • How to grow tasty and healthy berries;
  • What conditions are most suitable for growing berry crops?
  • When and how best to prune berry bushes;
  • What diseases affect berries, and how to combat them.