Ribes hirtellum is the most important species of edible American gooseberry.
As the plant has a wide range , the berries were a favorite fruit of the squaws of many of Indian tribes.
Ribes hirtellum is a native to North America.
Most cultivated gooseberry in North America are hybrids between Ribes grossularia and Ribes hirtellum.
Gooseberry are picked slightly underripe for cooking in jams, pies and a classic dish, Industry cultivars are excellent eaten fresh.
Unripe gooseberry are excellent for cooking, especially sauces.
Ribes hirtellum
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