Currant
Ribes spp.
Very popular in Europe and other regions of the world, Currants are not well known in the U.S. Beautiful additions to the landscape or attractive container plants, Currants feature striking clusters of black, red, white or pink, delicious and intensely flavored berries. Our unique selections are especially well suited for our Pacific Northwest climate. Vigorous, very productive and disease-resistant, these valuable varieties will reward your customers with abundant crops of tasty fruit.
Pink Currant
Ribes spicatum
Pink Currant is prized for its striking racemes of attractive and very colorful, translucent berries. These flavorful berries are very nutritious and make a sweet-tart snack or delicious and beautiful preserves. They ripen in late July and can become even sweeter and remain in good condition on the bush well into September.
Champagne
This unique Pink Currant is prized for its striking, long clusters of large, rosy-pink, sweet and flavorful berries. An attractive, compact shrub growing to 4 feet in height, Champagne is very disease-resistant and easy to grow. 4935
Gloire des Sablons
This easy to grow, compact and attractive shrub bears abundant crops of striking, sweet and delicious, translucent pink berries. 4930
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