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Product Description
Currant Versailles is a popular, hardy and unusual fruit plant that provides tasty currants that are sweeter than the traditional red currants usually seen. Beautiful pale-yellow flowers bloom and that are surrounded by lobed leaves. The currants from Rubus rubrum Versailles can be harvested from April to May and will provide a brilliant yield, year on year. A great choice for planting in the garden border or within patio containers for gardens with less space. We recommend planting in well-drained, fertile soil in sunny areas where they will thrive. This self-fertile variety will reach an eventual mature height of 1.5m. Two-year-old, three shoots+ plants supplied.
Plant Size
| Mature Height | 150 cm |
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| Mature Spread | 150 cm |
Planting Notes
| Planting | Plant with tip of stem at soil level |
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| Soil Type | Well drained soil |
Growing at a glance…
Plant approx 150cm apart and 150cm between rows. Give a good watering once you have finished planting and also daily afterwards if the weather is quite dry.Currants prefer to be planted in well drained soil that is enriched with rotted manure. Plant in a sunny position but ensure there is some slight protection from winds.