About Our Currants
Currant Information
2023 Nursery ordering has begun and goes through April 1st. Pre-order pickup and regular store shopping will be April 21st-May 21st.
Primus White Currant
Prices: Bareroot $15.00 *Please see the nursery homepage for pickup info
Ripens: July-August
Zone: 3-7
Self pollinating plant produces large bright red berries on 2-3 year old wood. Very productive. Good for fresh eating, jams and jellies. These are two year old bareroot plants.
*Please be aware that currants and gooseberries are secondary hosts for white pine blister rust. This typically does not affect the currants or gooseberries, but it is often fatal to the white pine. We ask that you avoid planting currants or gooseberries within one mile of white pines.
Red Lake Currant
Prices: Bareroot $15.00 *Please see the nursery homepage for pickup info
Ripens: July-August
Zone: 3-7
Self pollinating plant produces large bright red berries on 2-3 year old wood. Very productive. Good for fresh eating, jams and jellies. These are two year old bareroot plants.
*Please be aware that currants and gooseberries are secondary hosts for white pine blister rust. This typically does not affect the currants or gooseberries, but it is often fatal to the white pine. We ask that you avoid planting currants or gooseberries within one mile of white pines.
Consort Black Currant
Prices: Bareroot $15.00 *Please see the nursery homepage for pickup info
Ripens: July-August
Zone: 3-7
*Resistant to White Pine Blister Rust*
Black fruits borne in clusters. Very productive plants. Fruit is excellent for processing. Self pollinating. These are two year old bareroot plants.
Pink Champagne
Prices: Bareroot $15.00 *Please see the nursery homepage for pickup info
Ripens: July-August
Zone: 3-7
Produces beautiful translucent pink berries suitable for fresh eating or preserves. These are 1 year old bareroot plants.*Please be aware that currants and gooseberries are secondary hosts for white pine blister rust. This typically does not affect the currants or gooseberries, but it is often fatal to the white pine. We ask that you avoid planting currants or gooseberries within one mile of white pines.