Cherry Red Currant Plant- Ships Fully Rooted in Soil -Hardiest Best Yield

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Cherry Red Currants -- Ribes rubrum - Ships in pot, Fully Rooted in Soil -Hardiest and Best Yield- Free Shipping

A few plants ready to ship now. Majority of plants available to ship late June 2024.  Order early and leave a ship date in Special Instructions when you order. 

The hardiest and best yielding currant. Will grow 4-6 ft tall and up to 5 ft wide in Zones 3 - 8. Makes beautiful and delicious jams, jellies and sauces. Or, add to mixed berries or summer salads for a tart addition. Let fruit stay on plant to ripen fully for fresh eating, this will increase sugar content. Plants are very vigorous and productive. Cherry Red Currants has large, dark red berries with a good acidic flavor. 


Makes a great edible landscape plant, grow as a hedge or espalier against a fence. Plant about 2 - 4 feet apart. Cherry Red Currant is self fertile, and will grow in sun or part shade against buildings. 

Easy to care for. Mulch with 2 - 3 inches of organic mulch. Prune annually to remove the oldest stems, and apply compost or balanced fertilizer in Spring. 

Currants and Gooseberries can be an alternate host to white pine blister rust.  So it may be illegal to ship to parts of 
DE, MA, MI, MT, NH, NJ, OH, RI, VA and all of  NC, SC, WV, and ME. If you live in these states check with your local/state agriculture department to see if they are legal to plant in your Zip Code and if you need a permit before you purchase. Go to   https://www.nationalplantboard.org/state-law--regulation-summaries.html    for individual State contact information. We will not be responsible for plants confiscated by local authorities.  

These plants are live growing plants, not bareroot plants.  They ship fully Rooted in soil. Plants vary in height throughout year.


Shipped dormant without leaves in fall and winter and with leaves in spring and summer.
     
Plants come with detailed planting, growing and care instructions...and you can call or email if you have additional questions.