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.
Delindmoi
From France, this superior Black Currant features very large and sweet berries with classic, intense Black Currant flavor. Delindmoi grows to about 3 feet in height and is prized for its attractive, upright form and disease-resistance. 4872
Gloire des Sablons
This easy to grow, compact and attractive shrub bears abundant crops of striking, sweet and delicious, translucent pink berries. 4930
Heros
An excellent variety for the garden or in a container, Heros is very disease-resistant and grows to about 3 feet in height. Originally from Holland, Heros features abundant, attractive long clusters of beautiful, sweet, translucent red berries. 4956
Honeywood
A unique Red Currant from Canada, Honeywood is prized for its heavy crops of sweet, mildly tart, large red berries great for fresh eating and preserves. A compact shrub growing 3 to 4 feet in height, Honeywood is easy to grow and very disease-resistant. 4957
Jostaberry
Ribes nigrum x uva-crispa
A unique, vigorous disease-resistant cross of Black Currant and Gooseberry, Jostaberry bears good crops of flavorful, sweet-tart, very large berries. Jostaberry fruit makes the most delicious preserves. 5050
Kantata 50
Along with many of our other varieties, we discovered this superior Black Currant at the USDA Germplasm Repository in Corvallis, Oregon. Kantata 50 features heavy crops of large, juicy, sweet, low acid fruit with delectable Black Currant flavor. A good variety for the first time grower of Black Currants, the berries are great eaten fresh from this attractive, disease-resistant, compact shrub. 4878
Lentaj
Brought to the U.S. from the former Soviet Union, Lentaj is prized for its heavy crops of sweet, mildly tart berries. A great variety for first time growers, these jet-black berries are delicious eaten directly off this attractive, compact bush. 4881
Missouri Giant
As its name implies, this variety produces good crops of very large fruit. Prized not only for its jet-black, sweet and flavorful berries, Missouri Giant also features a spring display of bright yellow flowers with a clove-like fragrance. 4873
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