 | | | Red Currants and White Currants (Ribes sativum) Redcurrants are naturally found in wetter situations in southern England. The flowers are a prolific early nectar source for bees and the currants have a number of culinary uses, including jelly. Like Blackcurrants they are vulnerable to frost damage, so should not be planted on exposed sites.
Varieties:
Laxton's No.1: fruits mid July, origin c.1914
Red Lake: compact growth, fruits late July
Whitecurrant - White Grape: delicious, heavy cropper
Soil type: Fertile, moist, well drained
Bare root bush, 20/30cm clear stem
Supplier : R.V.Roger Ltd.
We donate half of our profit from sales of this product to The British Beekeepers' Assocation
Please note: there is a minimum purchase of 3 of each variety.
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