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Berry bushes bring both joy to the garden and flavor to the kitchen. With raspberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, or blueberries, you can enjoy healthy and tasty berries straight from your own garden – an investment that rewards you with harvests year after year.

Honeyberries – how to grow your own

Honeyberries are hardy shrubs that are easy to grow successfully. The bushes are decorative and provide you with edible blue berries with a taste reminiscent of blueberries.

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Vitamin-rich fruits and berries you can grow yourself

Fruits and berries that are packed with healthy vitamins can be grown at home. Here are six beautiful vitamin bombs for your garden.

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Make homemade juice from berries and fruit

Do you want to fill your pantry with homemade treats? Making your own juice is a perfect way to utilize fruits and berries from the garden.

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Berries - how to succeed

Berries are easy to grow, and a pleasure to harvest from the garden and balcony. Many are also real vitamin bombs that can make your mouth water just thinking about them.

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Raspberries – how to grow your own

Fresh raspberry pie or a delicious, pink raspberry mousse – summer's best berries go well in a variety of desserts. If you grow autumn raspberries, you can extend the season well into the fall. Here we explain how you can get bigger harvests with the right pruning and care.

Blackberries – how to grow your own

Blackberries are a hardy and beautiful old plant that is being rediscovered by more and more people. When it thrives, it gives back a lot – and the black berries are both beautiful and delicious. So why not take up an old tradition and plant a blackberry bush – it can give you good berries for up to twenty years.

Currants and blackcurrants - this is how you grow your own

Tart and delicate, black, red or translucent white, currants and blackcurrants are a summer favorite that are just as good as a decoration on cakes as they are in jellies and juices. You can even freeze the berries into ice cubes or use the leaves for tea.

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