American Black Currant--New!
    	
  • Current Height: Seedlings
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  • Mature Height: 3-6'; 3-5' wide
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  • Light: Prefers partial sun; OK in full sun
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  • Soil: Moist
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  • Bloom: April-May, white and yellow, bell-shaped; edible black berries mid-summer
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  • Landscape: Behaves well in a moist, sunny garden; forms thickets in wet areas
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  • Resistance: deer
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  • Fun Fact: The berries are good for preserves and wine making
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  • More photos and information here
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  • Native range here. Black Currant is endangered in Maryland

American Black Currant--New!

SKU: RA01-SS
$35.00Price
3 Gallons

  • Pollinator value: Very High.  Butterflies, moths, native bees, honeybees, beetles, wasps. Birds eat the fruits.

    Lovely white spring blooms with yellow centers and glossy late-summer fruit.