Ribes rubrum 'Rosetta' Prohibited to DE ,ME, NC, NH & WV, and by permit only to MA and NJ The venerable Jonkheer Van Tets is a parent of this extremely productive new Dutch variety. Fruit is excellent for cooking. The large fruit covers the bush, hanging in huge, glowing red clusters called strigs. Red currants are self-fertile, but higher yields possible with a different variety of R. rubrum as a pollinizer. Prefers full sun in cool summer climates and part shade in warmer regions. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3 (-40F). Red currants are among the most beautiful of edible ornamentals. With their full complement of gorgeous red currant clusters, these bushes are stunningly beautiful ornamentals. The attractive fruit and foliage and resistance to mildew and leaf spot make our red currant selections favorites for the edible landscape. Bright, shiny, red clusters of fruit are striking in the garden and they enhance any dish to which they are added. High quality fruit is excellent for jams, jellies and sauces, and it has considerable health benefits, including high quantities of vitamin C and potassium. Click here to read our Currant Growing Guide
