Fruits may need thinning to keep branches from breaking under the heavy plum loads
Ripening Time: Early/Mid: Late July - Early August
As hardy as the American persimmon and as large as the Asian
USDA Zone: 6-9Grow Height: 8'-10' (Compact)Sun: Full SunRipening Time: AugustPollination: Self FertileSemi-Dwarf Rootstock: CitationRead our Apricot Growing Guide
Tixia Gooseberry red raspberry Fruits may need thinning toRibes uva ursi x 'Rafzvicta' Prohibited to DE, ME, NC, NH, NJ & WV, and by permit only to MA, RI, and NJ. Tixia produces large, red berries on a healthy, vigorous, upright, mildew resistant bush. Developed in Switzerland. While most gooseberries are hard to pick because of their firm, sharp thorns, Tixia is unique in having fewer thorns on one year branches, and the remaining thorns stay soft. Matures to mounding 3. 5' x 3. 5' with good yields