While there isn't a direct film or book titled "Anna Ralphs Gooseberry," the combination often appears in search queries for those looking for:
Anna Ralphs isn’t a heavy cropper, and it won’t win prizes for uniform size, but it’s one of the best flavor-first gooseberries you can grow. If you find them at a farm stand or have a bush in your garden, consider yourself lucky. 4.5/5 – a true connoisseur’s gooseberry. anna ralphs gooseberry
In 2018, a promising development occurred. A retiree in Cornwall named Geoffrey Hanks claimed to have found a bush growing behind a derelict bothy (a basic cottage) on the edge of Bodmin Moor. The berries matched the description: "pink-gold, hairless, sweet." While there isn't a direct film or book