Buy organic currant plants: pure fruit from your own garden

Currants—also known as currants, redcurrants, whitecurrants, blackcurrants, or cassisberries—are compact, prolific shrubs that produce generous harvests every year, especially if you choose organically grown plants. They're suitable for smaller gardens, borders, pots, or even large containers. At Plukkers.com, we offer exclusively organic currant plants , selected for their health, yield, and flavor—just as you'd expect from "Example commercial page_Plukkers.com."

Why choose organic currant plants?

• Healthy and tasty : Redcurrants are rich in vitamin C, antioxidants and fiber.
• High harvest : You can pick sporty bunches from June to July, perfect for jam, desserts or a healthy snack.
• Durable and easy : Once planted, you'll enjoy it for years to come – low maintenance, high satisfaction.
• Child-friendly and appealing : Fresh colours, sweet flavours and fun for young and old.

The colours of taste – red, white, pink and black

Red currants (red currants)

• Red currant 'Jonkheer van Tets' BIO
  An early-maturing variety with bright red berries that are firm and juicy. Deliciously refreshing and popular for jam and syrup. Robust and productive.

White currants

• White currant 'Werdavia' BIO
  Mildly sweet white berry with a translucent color. Beautiful contrast in the garden and on your plate. Suitable for fresh consumption and desserts.

Pink currants

• Pink currant 'Rosalinn' BIO
  Unique light pink berries with a soft, sweet flavor. A unique addition to your pick-your-own garden and appealing to children.

Blackcurrants (cassis)

• Blackcurrant 'Titania' Organic
  Aromatic berry with an intense blackcurrant flavor. Rich in antioxidants and popular for syrups and jams. A winter-hardy and robust variety.

Mix

• Trio of currants (3 colours) BIO
  One pot, three colors. A beautiful combination of red, white, and pink currants for a colorful fruit feast in your garden.

Plants & care for optimal yield

1. Planting time – from September to March (not in heavy frost).
2. Position – full sun or light partial shade in airy, nutritious soil.
3. Planting distance – 100–150 cm between bushes.
4. Water – water regularly, especially in the first year.
5. Pruning – remove old branches in winter, keep young shoots.

Picking, tasting and storing

• Harvest – June to July, depending on the variety.
• Uses – fresh, in yoghurt, as jam, syrup or in pastries.
• Storage – Keep refrigerated or freeze for out-of-season use.

Enjoy color and taste, year after year

With organic currant plants—whether you call them redcurrants, currants, or cassis berries—you'll bring not only life and color to your garden, but also flavor and enjoyment. Each color brings its own character and uses. Perfect for a garden full of flavor and satisfaction.