White currants – one bare-root plant (one year old)

Description

• Description: Recommended for amateur plantings and small commercial plantations. Rich in potassium, iron, magnesium, vitamin C, K and B. D

• Cultivation: reaches 1.5 m in height. High frost resistance, quite easy to grow. Fruits in the second year after planting. Small, inconspicuous flowers appear at the beginning of spring

• Planting and care: Prefers sunny positions, but also tolerates partial shade. We suggest that the soil be fertile, permeable, slightly acidic. It should be watered regularly in the first years.

• Cutting: for the first 3-4 years, remove weak and crossing shoots. Later, every 5-6 years, remove the oldest shoots to stimulate new growth. It should be cut in early spring or late autumn, after the leaves have fallen.

• Fruit: fruiting period is July-August. Sweet and sour, delicate. Perfect for eating raw, for preserves, desserts and juices.