Currant 'Red Lake'

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First grade loose roots
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  • Suitable for planting in sunny locations
  • Suitable for growing in pots and containers
  • Attracts birds
  • Summer flowering time
  • GREEN foliage colour
  • WHITE flowering Colour

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Product Description

Red Lake' produces brilliantly eye-catching red fruit that is surrounded by bushy, deciduous foliage. A popular variety, this sweet fruit can be eaten fresh or is a perfect choice when making desserts or to be used within culinary dishes such as red current jelly. Easy to grow, it is an ideal shrub for amateur and professional gardeners alike, it is an excellent plant for encouraging pollinators such as butterflies and bees into the garden. 'Red Lake' is a self-fertile shrub where it will be able to generate the fruit by itself and can be grown within the garden or within patio containers for gardens with less space. The fruit will produce a heavy crop and be available for harvesting during April and May, returning year on year. We recommend planting in sunny or partially shaded areas of the garden within a sheltered location where they will thrive. Two-year-old, three shoots+ plants supplied.

Plant Size

Mature Height 150 cm
Mature Spread 150 cm

Planting Notes

Planting Plant in prepared soil, with a hole large enough to firmly hold the roots.
Soil Type Fertile, well drained/light soil

Growing at a glance…

They are very robust and can be planted free standing. They can create an attractive boundary within a working fruit and vegetable garden. Water liberally during dry spells. Prune any time between October and March.They can be planted in fertile and well drained soil outdoors in a sunny, yet sheltered position. The soil should be rich in manure and compost.

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