Redcurrant Bushes

Fruit Plants, Fruit Trees, Fruit Bushes & Nut Trees

Just like blackcurrants, redcurrants will thrive in a wet soil so long as it's rich in organic matter. They crop remarkably well for the space taken up,

Time spent to prepare the ground properly will repay you many times over the years. Even from a pot-grown redcurrant you can get enough of a crop for some jars of jam.

There's a guide to growing redcurrants on the site here: Grow Your Own Redcurrants

Redcurrant Plants - Rovada

The fruit is large and luscious, and is produced in profusion on huge 'strigs', from mid July and through August - producing up to 2.7kg (6 lb) from a single mature plant in a season. Ideal for freezing. If you only have room for one Redcurrant it has to be this one! Grown from certified stock and supplied as healthy one-year-old plants.

Redcurrant Rovada

The fruit is large and luscious, and is produced in profusion on huge 'strigs', from mid July and through August - producing up to 2.7kg (6 lb) from a single mature plant in a season. Ideal for freezing. If you only have room for one Redcurrant it has to be this one! Grown from certified stock and supplied as healthy one-year-old plants.

Redcurrant : Rovada

If you only have room for one redcurrant this is the one to have! Large luscious red fruits are produced in profusion on huge 'strings' from mid July through August, producing up to 2½kg (6lb) from a single plant in a season. Excellent eaten fresh or from the freezer. Currants have a long cropping season, freeze well and are perfect for pies and jams.

Redcurrant Lisette

The result of 10 years of breeding work, Lisette will produce a bountiful crop of large yet compact bunches of currants. The currants themselves are large and fleshy with smaller seeds, and a delicious flavour - a delight for summer desserts & jams! Plants are upright in habit and show strong disease resistance. Ready to pick from early July.

Pinkcurrant Rosa Sport

You'll rarely find these large, sweet, rose-coloured berries in the shops, so why not grow your own! They're delicious in puddings and pies, jams and jellies. Crops start to ripen at the beginning of July. Ideal for gardens or container growing. Supplied in a 5 litre pot.