C. Currants and Gooseberries

A selection of modern disease-resistant varieties.

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  • Blackcurrant Ben HopeThe Blackcurrant Ben Hope

    This ‘big bud’ resistant blackcurrant is particularly suitable for organic gardeners. It is one of the best flavoured varieties, exceptionally heavy yielding and also resistant to mildew, leaf spot and rust. The bush is vigorous and tall and is therefore … Continue reading

  • Blackcurrant Ben SarekThe Blackcurrant Ben Sarek

    A particularly good variety for the small garden having neat, compact bushes about 3ft high which are strong growing and frost resistant. Very high yielding, the large fruit is easily picked from short strigs. Ready for harvesting mid-July.

  • Blackcurrant Ben TirranThe Blackcurrant Ben Tirran

    Blackcurrant Ben Tirran is a late season cropper which provides a good extension to the season. Vigorous high yielding variety medium sized juicy fruit.

  • Gooseberry Hinnonmaki greenThe Gooseberry Hinnonmaki green

    Gooseberry Hinnonmaki Green is a very hardy mid season gooseberry. The medium to large greenish fruit has an excellent sweet, aromatic flavour, with a hint of apricot and offers good disease resistance.

  • Gooseberry Hinnonmaki redThe Gooseberry Hinnonmaki red

    Hinnomaki Red is a variety from Finland with superb flavor, high yields, and a beautiful red fruit color. The outer skin is tangy while the flesh is sweet. The plants grow upright and are mildew resistant. These very productive plants … Continue reading

  • Gooseberry Whitesmith8867_0

    Greenish-yellow, mid season, large, good culinary, heavy cropper.. Ripe from late July.    

  • Redcurrant JuniferThe Redcurrant Junifer

    Junifer crops appreciably earlier than Rovada – for redcurrant gluttons and unusually for a redcurrant Junifer will carry fruit on both this and last year’s wood. The fruit is tasty – although the flavour is not as strong as Rovada … Continue reading

  • Whitecurrant White VersaillesThe Whitecurrant

    Pale yellow and pleasantly sweet, very reliable heavy crops, early July.


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