Captivator Gooseberry Female Kiwi Originated in 1919 by Luther

Originated in 1919 by Luther Burbank

needing only 150 hours to reliably bloom and set fruit

The freestone fruit ripens in late August

small fruit great for making jelly

A productive

Captivator Gooseberry Female Kiwi Originated in 1919 by LutherRibes uva crispa x 'Captivator' Prohibited to DE, ME, NC, NH & WV, and by permit only to MA, RI, and NJ It's hard not to be "captivated" by the large, teardrop shaped fruit that is pink and sweet when ripe. Foliage turns vivid yellow in the fall. Mildew and rust resistant and very hardy. A cross of European and American species that is nearly thornless and easy to pick and grow. Bred in Ottawa, Canada in 1935. Gooseberries, highly prized in Europe as