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Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering
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Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering

Discover the 'Ben Alder' Blackcurrant, a robust and high-yielding fruit bush renowned for its exceptional productivity and flavour. This reliable variety is a favourite among both home gardeners and commercial growers. The 'Ben Alder' blackcurrant produces abundant crops of rich, juicy berries in mid to late summer, making them ideal for juicing, freezing, or creating delicious summer desserts. Bred for success, this late-flowering variety is less susceptible to spring frosts, ensuring a consistent harvest. It also boasts excellent resistance to common issues like mildew and leaf spot, simplifying your gardening routine. Supplied as a healthy, 1-year-old bareroot plant, 'Ben Alder' establishes quickly when planted during the dormant season. It grows into a well-branched, open bush, perfect for any garden setting. How to Grow: - Light: Prefers full sun but will tolerate light shade. - Temperature: Very hardy, but protect blossoms from late frosts if possible. - Watering: Ensure consistent watering, particularly as the fruit develops. - Feeding: Improve the soil with well-rotted manure or compost at planting and mulch annually. - Humidity: Standard outdoor humidity is suitable; good air circulation is beneficial. This dependable blackcurrant variety is a superb choice for anyone looking to grow their own fruit, offering superb results with minimal effort. Images are for illustrative purposes only and show mature plants. Actual plant size and appearance may vary depending on the season and growing conditions. Decorative pots are not included.

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Thompson & Morgan - Blackcurrant Bush - Fruit Tree - Large - Late-Flowering

Discover the 'Ben Alder' Blackcurrant, a robust and high-yielding fruit bush renowned for its exceptional productivity and flavour. This reliable variety is a favourite among both home gardeners and commercial growers. The 'Ben Alder' blackcurrant produces abundant crops of rich, juicy berries in mid to late summer, making them ideal for juicing, freezing, or creating delicious summer desserts. Bred for success, this late-flowering variety is less susceptible to spring frosts, ensuring a consistent harvest. It also boasts excellent resistance to common issues like mildew and leaf spot, simplifying your gardening routine. Supplied as a healthy, 1-year-old bareroot plant, 'Ben Alder' establishes quickly when planted during the dormant season. It grows into a well-branched, open bush, perfect for any garden setting. How to Grow: - Light: Prefers full sun but will tolerate light shade. - Temperature: Very hardy, but protect blossoms from late frosts if possible. - Watering: Ensure consistent watering, particularly as the fruit develops. - Feeding: Improve the soil with well-rotted manure or compost at planting and mulch annually. - Humidity: Standard outdoor humidity is suitable; good air circulation is beneficial. This dependable blackcurrant variety is a superb choice for anyone looking to grow their own fruit, offering superb results with minimal effort. Images are for illustrative purposes only and show mature plants. Actual plant size and appearance may vary depending on the season and growing conditions. Decorative pots are not included.

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Discover the 'Ben Alder' Blackcurrant, a robust and high-yielding fruit bush renowned for its exceptional productivity and flavour. This reliable variety is a favourite among both home gardeners and commercial growers. The 'Ben Alder' blackcurrant produces abundant crops of rich, juicy berries in mid to late summer, making them ideal for juicing, freezing, or creating delicious summer desserts. Bred for success, this late-flowering variety is less susceptible to spring frosts, ensuring a consistent harvest. It also boasts excellent resistance to common issues like mildew and leaf spot, simplifying your gardening routine. Supplied as a healthy, 1-year-old bareroot plant, 'Ben Alder' establishes quickly when planted during the dormant season. It grows into a well-branched, open bush, perfect for any garden setting. How to Grow: - Light: Prefers full sun but will tolerate light shade. - Temperature: Very hardy, but protect blossoms from late frosts if possible. - Watering: Ensure consistent watering, particularly as the fruit develops. - Feeding: Improve the soil with well-rotted manure or compost at planting and mulch annually. - Humidity: Standard outdoor humidity is suitable; good air circulation is beneficial. This dependable blackcurrant variety is a superb choice for anyone looking to grow their own fruit, offering superb results with minimal effort. Images are for illustrative purposes only and show mature plants. Actual plant size and appearance may vary depending on the season and growing conditions. Decorative pots are not included.

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