The Pixwell Gooseberry, native to Europe, the Caucasus, and northern Africa, is a versatile fruit-bearing bush that is also found in scattered locations in North America. Known for its medium-sized, thornless berries, Gooseberry plants are self-pollinators, making them ideal for both commercial and domestic cultivation. Whether enjoyed fresh or used in making jellies, Gooseberries are a popular choice for those looking to add a unique and flavorful fruit to their garden or orchard. (USDA Zones 6-10)