Discover the Versatility of Currant Plants

Consort Black Currant plants bring a delightful addition to your garden. With options for black, red, and white varieties, these shrubs produce berries perfect for jams, jellies, and fresh eating. They are easy to grow and thrive in USDA zones 3-8, making them suitable for many gardeners.

These hardy shrubs reach a mature size of 3-5 feet tall and wide, providing abundant fruit in mid-summer. Regular maintenance is minimal, and their resistance to pests makes them a great choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners.

For optimal growth, plant your currant in full sun to partial shade with well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil. Spring or fall planting is ideal, allowing the plants to establish roots before the intense summer heat.

Enjoy the culinary benefits of your currants by making homemade jams, adding them to salads, or using them in desserts. Not only do they enhance your garden’s aesthetic with their vibrant berries, but they are also rich in Vitamin C.

Invest in a Consort Black Currant plant for a rewarding gardening experience and plentiful harvests every summer.

• FAQs:
• When is the best time to plant currant bushes? Plant in spring or fall.
• How much sunlight do currants need? They prefer full sun but tolerate partial shade.
• How do I care for my currant plant? Regular watering and annual pruning are essential.
• Can currants be grown in containers? Yes, ensure they receive adequate care.
• What is the expected yield from currant plants? Expect abundant clusters of berries each summer.