Welcome to our specialist range of blackcurrant bushes for sale. The blackcurrant bushes that we offer are all strong well rooted 2 year old bushes to ensure the best results possible in your garden.
THE NEW VARIETIES WITH FROST RESISTANCE The Scottish Crop Research Institute and East Malling Research Station have developed new varieties that tolerate adverse weather conditions, flower later to avoid spring frosts and crop heavily, consistently from year to year. Always producing a quality fruit and consistently outyielding the older varieties. We particularly recommend these blackcurrant bush varieties - Ben Sarek for it's compact growth and big crops, Ben Connan for extra large berries, and Ben Nevis for hardy durability, yield and extra frost resistance.
Blackcurrant bushes should be planted 5-6'apart, except Ben Sarek which can be spaced as close as 3.5' between bushes.
A heavy yielding, mid-late season variety, raised by the Scottish Crop Research Institute. Flowering up to 2 weeks later than Baldwin, the flowers have good frost resistance and will normally escape frost damage. The very...
Raised by the Scottish Crop Research Institute and introduced by us. Ben More is by far the best for plant habit, making a good cup-shaped. easy to manage bush. It is the latest flowering, even...
We were pleased to be the first to introduce this completely new type of blackcurrant raised by the Scottish Crop Research Institute. Ben Sarek is a new, compact variety and is the first of a...
An old variety, grown since before 1847, but long since almost disappeared. We are very pleased to be able to offer this superb old variety that excels for dessert, pies and preserve use. The bushes...
An old variety from Europe with a terrible name. It is very similar to the above variety Boscoop Giant with all the advantages of the early crop. It is, however, much less susceptible to frost....
An old heirloom variety that has become superceded but remains fondly remembered.
The fruits are thin skinned and have a juicy, fine and aromatic flavour. Superb for pies, juicing, freezing, jams etc.
Early season; approximately 7 medium-large...
A mid-late season variety, giving a heavy crop of medium to large fruit of good flavour. A compact bush of good cropping habit, very high in Vitamin C. The standard blackcurrant 11 variety to which...
Ben Alder produces heavy crops of small to medium sized fruits with a lovely flavour. Very high colour stability makes the fruits perfect for juice and wine. A new late season variety from the S.C.R.I....
A very special new variety that we are very pleased to introduce. Ben Corman is superb for growing in the garden with very large high quality fruits. These enormous berries can be as large as...
Bred by Scottish Crop Research this arose from a cross of Ben Alder and a very hardy Russian variety. It is very early flowering and early ripening but despite this advantage has shown little reduction...
Bred by Scottish Crop Research A new late season variety ripening 10 days after Ben Lomond, very high yields of medium sized berries, the flavour is excellent with a real blackcurrant aroma, In addition Ben...
A mid-late season variety raised by the Scottish Crop Research Institute. Heavy yielding, the large well flavoured fruit are of very good quality. Flowers 2 days before Ben Lomond but crops at about the same...
A new late fruiting variety from the S.C.R.I. Ben Tirran is the latest to ripen of all the commonly grown varieties and extends the cropping season. Good disease resistance due to the late flowering season....
A variety from the Netherlands, raised from a seedling of a local Dutch variety. The bush is large and produces a very heavy crop of large berries. Flowers are produced 7-10 days later than Baldwin...
Heavy crops in most seasons. Large, sweet fruits. Very resistant to Mildew....
A vigorous, slightly spreading bush, that is only a moderate cropper but is the earliest to ripen. Usually produces its fruits in single trusses with 8-10 large sweet fruits per truss. Always popular but susceptible...
We are very pleased to be able to offer this variety again after a number of years, a release from 1933 that was a popular variety in the 1940's and 1950's. A little piece of...
The latest of all varieties to ripen giving fruits into September. Flavour is good but quality can be poor as is the plant habits. An old heirloom variety we continue to maintain. A sport of...
The first genuinely dessert Blackcurrant! A variety that has been hotly anticipated for some time and an entirely unique variety. Ebony has a taste that is so sweet and mild it is the first Blackcurrant...
From the list of enviable characteristics associated with the variety, there hardly seems to be a disease that it isn't resistant to! Foxendown is such a clean, healthy and vibrant luxurious bush it is ideal...
And the first time we have ever offered a half standard Blackcurrant! The honour simply must go to Titania. An attractive formal feature for the kitchen garden, fruit garden, potager or ornamental area. ORDERS TAKEN for...
A recent introduction from Holland that is becoming rather popular. The jostaberry is a blackcurrant x gooseberry hybrid, with fruits that resemble a large blackcurrant. Pleasant flavour and quite heavy cropping. Very good resistance to...
An early variety. The sweet, juicy fruits are very large and of dessert quality. A favourite for the exhibitor, relatively disease resistant. Ripening early the fruits can be up to cherry size and ready for...
A variety that was the predominant late variety some years ago but has become outclassed.
Malling Jet remains however a good variety, and if you have grown it before you will probably want to do so...
A choice tradiitonal English Blackcurrant raised in 1933. Tops for flavour.
Mid Season. Stock limited.
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