Black Currant Self Pollinating

Black Currant Self PollinatingRibes nigrum Description Small black fruit hangs in clusters from a small growing bush. Very high in Vitamin C, the fruit is used in juices, preserves and jellies, as well as eaten fresh. Maturity Early January. Suggested Pollinators Self fertile, however, sometimes an improved crop can be experienced when another variety is planted nearby. Tree Care Plant in a well drained and well worked soil. Take care to plant the bud union above the soil level.

remove plant from pot

suitable to grow in most climates

ripening to yellow

jam and very commonly used for dried fruit

Also ideal for jams

very sweet flesh

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Medium chilling makes it a variety that can be grown in most temperate regions of Australia

The variety is medium to high chilling and will require pollination by Angelina Plum or another variety that flowers at the same time

This variety will require pollination from Santa Rosa or Mariposa Plum

Early January

with texture of an apple