Berries

In the wild, the European raspberry (Rubusidaeus) grows in the shady and humid forests of Russia and Europe up to Central Asia and the Scandinavian Peninsula. In Central Russia - almost everywhere, mainly in sandy loam, in pine and mixed forests. But this does not mean at all that in cultivated gardens it needs to be planted in the same lighting conditions and in the same soil.

Arcadia is a unique grape variety: dozens of new developments appear every year, and he, a native of Soviet times, is still among the top ten grape varieties in the world assortment. Due to its harmonious dessert taste and unpretentiousness to growing conditions, Arcadia rightfully occupies a worthy place both in the gardens of ordinary summer residents and in the vineyards of large farms.

In Russia, currants have been grown since time immemorial. Along with gooseberries and raspberries, this berry never goes out of style. It is unpretentious in care, fruitful, good both fresh and processed. One of the first currants are planted in plots when laying a new garden. Now there is a large selection of varieties for every color and taste: white, red, green, black, and also yellow, which can also be with red or black berries. How to make sense of this diversity? How to choose the exact variety that will delight you and your loved ones with a tasty and healthy berry for many years? In this article we will try to help you with this.

The Nizin hybrid will be of interest to those looking for grapes with powerful vines, large bunches and table berries. The variety is popular among farmers and is found in industrial plantings. They say that the Lowland is profitable at any market price, it is so fruitful. Of course, the greater vigor of the bushes must be maintained and guided. A huge plus of the Lowlands is that it bears fruit perfectly in all regions of Russia, except for the Far North.

Winegrowers know that there are many varieties of this precious vine - about ten thousand. Each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. But there are those among them that even those who have never seen the vine, but love its sun-filled fruits, know about. One of these varieties is Cardinal.