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We offer blackcurrant bushes that have a spread of fruiting from late June through July. Easy to grow, heavy cropping they will provide lots of nutritious summer fruits for many years if maintained well. All offered as organic plants.
Plant 1.2-1.5m (4-5′) apart. Grow as stoolbed bushes where the branching arises from soil level. Plant a little deeper than on the nursery to encourage branching from below soil level. After planting reduce branching to a couple of buds above soil level. Mark the plants well because little will be visible initially.
However Blackcurrant bushes will quickly grow in a sheltered, fertile site with plenty of sunlight. Some shade can be tolerated.
Discount information – the following discounts apply on total order quantity – 5% on 5+, 10% on 10+. Carriage based on quantity – see the Delivery page for more details.
Blackcurrant bushes are dispatched between late November and early April when dormant.
Having ordered we will acknowledge your order before being in contact as soon as we can to arrange delivery or collection.
Ben Connan
£7.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
An early season fruiting Blackcurrant that is high yielding with large berries. Good for organic growing with mildew and leaf midge resistance. Cropping is from late June through most of July.
Ben Gairn
£7.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
Ben Gairn is an early ripening large fruited blackcurrant with resistance to Blackcurrant Reversion Virus. Medium sized berries with a very good flavour. Bushes grow to be of a compact shape.
Early flowering and early fruiting – late June until latter part of July. A good variety for organic growing with its resistance to reversion virus, gall mite and floiar diseases. High yielding – commercially yields of 10t/ha have been achieved.
Ben Hope
£7.50Availability: In stockOut of stock
A very high yielding variety, producing medium sized berries on long strigs. Has a very good flavour. It is a strong grower with an upright habit and good disease resistance. Because of this it is a good variety for organic growing.
The weight of the crop can bring the branches lower but they revert back to their more upright poistion after harvesting. It has good resistance to most foliar diseases, and is resistant to Gall Mite, Big Bud & Reversion.
A mid season variety with cropping from early July through the month.
