[mdjlucan]

can any one no wot this is

[sunshineband]

I can't see anything at all  :blink:

[JayG]

Is it a gooseberry fool? (certainly fooled me!) 

[savbo]

perhaps the pic is jumping between the 2 threads?
 

[mdjlucan]

any one no wot this is on the goosseberries leaves looks like white powdery

[mumofstig]

Ive merged them, so we know what the problem is.

[DD.]

And someone promptly locked it!

Looks like mildew.

[fatcat1955]

Looks like powdery mildew to me.

[mdjlucan]

wot the best way to get red of it  or wot the best thing for it

[mdjlucan]

iv got it on my gooseberry bush how do i get red off it thanks

[DD.]

For non-organic gardeners the RHS recommend this stuff:

Systhane Fungus Fighter

The BBC gardening site don't name it by brand name, but recommend its active ingredient.

[fatcat1955]

Usually caused by damp conditions like we are currently getting. When you prune the gooseberries aim to acheive a wine glass shape and open up the middle of the plant. This allows air to ciculate and helps prevent mildew. To clear it up now you will need a fungicide.

[Stree]

I cannot see any red on it, just mildew.

[mumofstig]

I think he meant 'get rid of it' Stree.