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Currant : BEN HOPE 2 year old plant

Currant : BEN HOPE 2 year old plant

(2 customer reviews)

$27.95

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One of the highly regarded 'Ben' series of black currants developed by the Scottish Research Institute in the 1980's. All of them feature impressive disease resistance and consistently high production. Ben Hope has mid-to-large, flavourful, black berries that are preferred for juicing. The bush is vigorous, quite tall-approx. 2m (6'), and more upright growing than most, making the fruit easier to pick.

SELF-FERTILE | ZONE 3 | HARVEST : LATE JULY-EARLY AUG.

Product Overview
Currants (Ribes) These shade tolerant bushes produce an abundance of nutrient packed berries that are especially high in vitamin C. When eaten fresh, black currants have a very pungent and distinctive flavour that is definitely an acquired taste but they make the most delicious jams. The red, pink, and white varieties are much milder tasting. Bareroot plant

2 reviews for Currant : BEN HOPE 2 year old plant

  1. Laurent (verified owner) –

  2. Christine Dalziel (verified owner) –

    The bushes arrived in British Columbia promptly and healthy. This was my second year ordering from Whiffletree and I've been very happy with all plants ordered, and with their customer service.

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Currant, Gooseberry Growing Tip

Are the leaves disappearing on your currant or gooseberry bush in early summer? Most likely the currant sawfly larvae are at work. The British have a simple prevention that works surprisingly well. Spread a thin layer of wood ashes around the base of the shrub. Some local gardeners use straw and claim it works better yet.


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