Redcurrant
The Redcurrant is usually grown as a bush but can also be grown taller as a cordon or fan trained against a fence or wall. Grow on a short leg, planting at the same height as they were on the nursery about 1.5m (5′) apart.
Grow Redcurrant in a sunny position in a fertile, well drained soil. Tolerant of partial shade, but fruits will ripen a little later and may not be as flavoursome as bushes growing in full sun. We do not grow Redcurrants ourselves, but we are pleased to be able to offer a small quantity of Organic plants.
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.
Redcurrant bushes are dispatched between early December and late March when dormant.
You are welcome to advance order trees now (fruit bushes can be ordered from August). Payment will be taken when you place your order. We will then be in contact from early December to arrange delivery or collection.
Redcurrant
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Rovada (Non-organic)
Out of stock £9.50A high yielding variety with long strigs of large, red bright berries. Late ripening. Available as non organic plants.
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Rovada (Organic)
Out of stock £10.50A high yielding variety with long strigs of large, red bright berries. Late ripening. Soil Association certified organic plants.
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Jonkeer van Tets (Non-organic)
Out of stock £9.50Upright in habit producing heavy yields of medium sized berries in July. Early ripening. Ideal for making jelly. good resistance to mildew. Available as non organic plants.
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Jonkeer van Tets (Organic)
Out of stock £10.50Upright in habit producing heavy yields of medium sized berries in July. Early ripening. Ideal for making jelly. good resistance to mildew. Soil Association certified organic plants.
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