Blackcurrant - Ben Sarek

RHS Award of Garden Merit
Will flower well in full sun
Varieties that, in our selector's opinion, have exceptional flavour
Suitable for freezing

A particularly good variety for the small garden as it grows into a neat, compact bush about 3ft/1m tall. The bushes are vigorous and frost resistant.

Very high yielding, the large fruit is easily picked from short strigs. Ready for harvesting mid-July.

Compact Habit!

Delivered From January to March
Quantity 1 Bush
Catalogue Code 1060-5013

Growing Calendar for Blackcurrant - Ben Sarek

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On 13/04/2010 John O'Neill wrote:

Rating:5

This lovely little bush looked rather sad all winter but now, halfway through April it has exploded into life and is the most pleasing thing in my garden. I can see plenty of buds just starting to flower on it already and If I can keep the birds away it seems to be a promise of a generous first yield.

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