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3 Ben Sarek' Blackcurrant Plants | 3L Pots

Cluster of ripe 'Ben Sarek' blackcurrants with water droplets, surrounded by vibrant green leaves, showcasing fresh and natural garden produce.

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Ben Sarek Blackcurrant Bush, laden with ripe, dark berries & vibrant green leaves, bathed in sunlight in a lush garden.

3 Ben Sarek' Blackcurrant Plants | 3L Pots

3 Ben Sarek' Blackcurrant Plants | 3L Pots

Name: 3 Ben Sarek' Blackcurrant Plants | 3L Pots
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178819469691_55626623943035
Price: 44.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

A compact blackcurrant variety, reaching just 1.2m, perfect for smaller gardens and pots.
Produces an abundant yield of large, juicy berries, ready for picking from mid-July.
Recognised by the RHS as a brilliant plant for pollinators and wildlife.
Proven to produce up to 30% more fruit than standard varieties in trials.
Bred for excellent resilience, with strong resistance to frost and mildew.

Species: Blackcurrant
Features: Perfect for pollinators, Fully hardy, Heavy cropper
Flowering: March, April, May
Harvesting: June, July, August
Planting: January, February, March, November, December
Flower Colour: Green
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Ideal for: Beds & borders, Pots
Eventual Spread: Spreads approx 1.5m
Habit: An upright shrub with a bushy habit
Hardiness: H6: hardy in all of UK and northern Europe (-20 to -15)
Pest & Disease Resistance: Generally unbothered by pests and diseases. Space plants well to avoid fungal diseases and mildews.
Soil Type: Blackcurrants will tolerate a wide range of soils, but prefer moisture retentive fertile soils that are well-drained
Pruning: Prune blackcurrants from late autumn to late winter when they're dormant
Tasting Notes: Sharp and juicy
Self-fertile: Produces good crops without a pollination partner so you only need one plant
Uses: Eating fresh, juicing, smoothies, jams and bakes

Plant your blackcurrant from November to March in a sunny or partially shaded spot.
It thrives in moisture-retentive, fertile, and well-drained soil and is suitable for beds, borders, or large containers.
Prune when the plant is dormant (late autumn to late winter) to encourage healthy growth and maintain its shape.
Ensure good air circulation by spacing plants well, which helps prevent common fungal issues like mildew.
Harvest your delicious, sharp berries from June through to August.

Product Specifications

Height on Arrival: 50-80cm inc. pot
Supplied As: 3L Pots

Highlights

A compact blackcurrant variety, reaching just 1.2m, perfect for smaller gardens and pots.
Produces an abundant yield of large, juicy berries, ready for picking from mid-July.
Recognised by the RHS as a brilliant plant for pollinators and wildlife.
Proven to produce up to 30% more fruit than standard varieties in trials.
Bred for excellent resilience, with strong resistance to frost and mildew.

Variety Specifications

Species: Blackcurrant
Features: Perfect for pollinators, Fully hardy, Heavy cropper
Flowering: March, April, May
Harvesting: June, July, August
Planting: January, February, March, November, December
Flower Colour: Green
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Ideal for: Beds & borders, Pots
Eventual Spread: Spreads approx 1.5m
Habit: An upright shrub with a bushy habit
Hardiness: H6: hardy in all of UK and northern Europe (-20 to -15)
Pest & Disease Resistance: Generally unbothered by pests and diseases. Space plants well to avoid fungal diseases and mildews.
Soil Type: Blackcurrants will tolerate a wide range of soils, but prefer moisture retentive fertile soils that are well-drained
Pruning: Prune blackcurrants from late autumn to late winter when they're dormant
Tasting Notes: Sharp and juicy
Self-fertile: Produces good crops without a pollination partner so you only need one plant
Uses: Eating fresh, juicing, smoothies, jams and bakes

Planting & Care

Plant your blackcurrant from November to March in a sunny or partially shaded spot.
It thrives in moisture-retentive, fertile, and well-drained soil and is suitable for beds, borders, or large containers.
Prune when the plant is dormant (late autumn to late winter) to encourage healthy growth and maintain its shape.
Ensure good air circulation by spacing plants well, which helps prevent common fungal issues like mildew.
Harvest your delicious, sharp berries from June through to August.

Product Specifications