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.
We are busy growing a fresh batch of trees for supply winter 2026-27. We will make them available to advance order from early August well ahead of availability from early December when dormant.
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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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