White Currant Fruit Bush (General)

A vigorous growing bush, with an upright, bushy growth habit, bearing attractive arching canes. A heavy cropping bush, producing small, pale green spring flowers, followed by masses of large, shiny, soft, pale, yellowish-white berries, produced on heavy trusses. The currants are very delicious, sweet and flavoursome and are great for eating fresh. Can be used for culinary purposes such as jam making and great for pies. Can be fan trained against a wall or fence. Ideal for most gardens and allotments