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Whitecurrant
'Blanka' |
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highest yielding whitecurrant by far. Whitecurrant
‘Blanka’ produces masses of large, sweet, almost
translucent berries on long strings from late July through to
August. Currants have a long cropping season, freeze well and
are perfect for pies and jams. From the second season onwards
each plant will produce over 3.5kg (over 7lb) of fruit and
will keep producing for up to 10 years. |
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established, healthy 1-year-old bare root plants which are
ready pruned, with a minimum of 4 stems which will quickly
establish once planted. Height and spread: 120cm (48”). |
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Whitecurrant
'Versailles Blanche' |
| An early
cropping whitecurrant, which produces long, heavy trusses of
pale yellow fruits. These appear early in the season, so are
ready to pick in early July and have a pleasantly sweet
flavour. It is a very reliable cropper, and will provide a
good yield year after year. Because of its many good features,
it has become one of the most popular varieties available. |
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White Currant 'White Pearl' |
| White
Currants 'White Pearl' (Ribes Rubrum) are low-maintenance
plants that are undemanding as to soil type, so they can be
grown in any garden. Nothing is tastier than freshly picked
currants in summer. They are so healthy and nutritious. White
currants are less common than red currants but have a
deliciously sweet flavour. The currants can be harvested in
July. Height supplied 30-40 cm. |
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White Currant x 5 plants |
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currant berries are a bit smaller and sweeter than red
currants. Although white currants seem to be used less in
cooking than their red counterparts, and more for eating raw,
white currant jellies, wines and syrups are not unheard of.
The white currant is actually an albino cultivar of the
redcurrant, but is marketed as a different fruit. |
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