Gooseberry Bush

Gooseberry Bush
Tool Required	None to pick to destroy
Perk	Can be trimmed
Resources	() ()
Renewable?	No
Common Biomes	Groves, Garden
Code	"cherry_goosebush"

“Geese are territorial animals, just food for thought.”

–Wilson

“There's food on it this time!”

–Willow

“It has something for Wolfgang inside.”

–Wolfgang

“Some sneaky snacks.”

–Wendy

“IT IS SLIGHTLY WEAPONISED”

–WX-78

“Some pricky Ribes uva-crispa shrub.”

–Wickerbottom

“That's what I call foraging!”

–Woodie

“This bush could use some trimming.”

–Maxwell

“That bush has strong defences.”

–Wigfrid

“Are these marbles or berries?”

–Webber

“So uninviting but very appetizing.”

–Warly

“Friend wants haircut”

–Wormwood

“Would gloves be enough with those big thorns?”

–Winona

“What could be locked up in such a small cell?”

–Wortox

“Mean like swamp bush, but less pretty.”

–Wurt

“Give me something sharp and I'll remove those thorns lickety-split.”

–Walter

“This bush has some food for us!”

–Wanda

“You should be cautious with the thorns.”

–Wirlywings

Gooseberry Bushes are Plants generated in certain green parts of the Cherry Forest. They can be harvested for Gooseberries but damages by 3 points unless they were previously trimmed using a Razor or by wearing a Bramble Husk.

Trimming a bush allows a reliable Twigs source, it can be done up to two times on the same bush, x1 the first time and, granting it a fancy look, and x2 Twigs the second time which over-trim it. The bush will regrow foliages when regrowing berries in only 2 days, making it thorny again.

Over-trimmed Gooseberry Bushes does not regrow berries but the foliage first, meaning it requires them to regrow two times before making more Gooseberries. This isn't really an inconvenient if the player prefers to obtain Twigs over Gooseberries as this produce 3 Twigs with the help of razors every time they regrow.

Trivia

• Gooseberry Bushes are typically found in areas nearby Moose / Goose nests that can be found in the Groves and one of the Garden parts of the Cherry Forest, Moslings tend to eat the berries but take no damage from them, trimmed or not.
• They also make goose sounds when picked or trimmed.
• The fancy trimming stays for as long as the berries doesn't regrow, allowing it to stay forever if the berries are left untouched.