Red Lake Currant Bush – 2.5″ Pot – Fruit Shrub – Not Shipped to NC, WV, NH

Original price was: $73.99.Current price is: $43.99.

Enjoy the striking appearance and health benefits of the Red Lake Currant Bush. This cold-hardy shrub produces plum-red fruit, often in its first year. Zones 3-7. Not available in NC, WV, and NH.

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Apr 15

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    NC, WV, NH

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    Discover the Delightful Red Lake Currant Bush

    The Red Lake Currant Bush is a long-time favorite, celebrated for its health benefits, distinct taste, and striking appearance in various dishes. This cold-hardy variety reliably produces large yields of plum-red fruit, often bearing fruit the first year after planting. Currants are similar in size and appearance to bush cherries and blueberries, making them a great addition to a productive hedge. Set these bushes 3-4 feet apart in a location with partial shade for optimal growth.

    These bushes are not only visually appealing but also offer numerous health benefits. The fruit can be enjoyed fresh or used in countless recipes, from jams and jellies to baked goods and sauces. The Red Lake Currant Bush is self-pollinating, ensuring a bountiful harvest even with a single plant. Its hardiness and ease of care make it a perfect choice for both novice and experienced gardeners.

    Benefits of Growing Red Lake Currant Bushes:

    • Health Benefits: Rich in vitamins and antioxidants.
    • Versatile Fruit: Can be eaten fresh or used in various recipes.
    • Easy to Grow: Self-pollinating and cold-hardy.
    • Beautiful Appearance: Adds visual interest to any garden.
    • High Yields: Reliably produces large quantities of fruit.

    Important Note: We cannot ship this item to New Hampshire, North Carolina, and West Virginia due to state regulations. Please consider this before placing your order. This restriction ensures compliance with agricultural regulations and prevents the spread of potentially harmful pests or diseases.

    With immediate shipping available, you can quickly start enjoying the benefits of this wonderful plant. Plant your Red Lake Currant Bush and look forward to years of delicious, home-grown fruit. These bushes thrive in zones 3-7, making them a versatile addition to gardens in many regions. The plum-red fruit is not only visually appealing but also packed with flavor, making it a delightful addition to your culinary creations.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Red Lake Currant Bushes

      1. What is the mature size of a Red Lake Currant Bush?

    A mature Red Lake Currant Bush typically reaches a height and width of 3-5 feet, creating a substantial but manageable presence in your garden.

      1. What are the ideal growing conditions for Red Lake Currant Bushes?

    These bushes thrive in well-drained soil and prefer partial shade, although they can tolerate full sun. Ensure they receive consistent moisture, especially during fruiting.

      1. How soon can I expect fruit after planting a Red Lake Currant Bush?

    Red Lake Currant Bushes often bear fruit in their first year after planting, particularly on two-year-old wood, offering a quick return on your investment.

      1. Do I need to plant more than one Red Lake Currant Bush for pollination?

    No, Red Lake Currant Bushes are self-pollinating, meaning you only need one bush to produce fruit. However, planting multiple bushes can increase your overall yield.

    1. Why can’t Red Lake Currant Bushes be shipped to North Carolina, West Virginia, and New Hampshire?

    Due to state agricultural regulations designed to prevent the spread of certain pests and diseases, we are unable to ship Red Lake Currant Bushes to these states.

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