Currant , blooming in sprong
Currant bushes are common in gardens. Gardeners like them because they are simple to grow. Knowing how to plant and care for currants is key.
Currants are shrubs that belong to the Gooseberry family. These bushes are small, usually 1 to 2 meters tall. They have strong root systems. Their leaves are dark green and grow in an alternating pattern. Currants bloom and produce fruit quickly, often a year after planting.
The flowers of currant bushes are small. They bloom in late spring. These bushes are pretty when they are flowering.
Berries appear on the branches about a month after flowering. They take a few weeks to ripen. Currant berries taste good. They also have lots of vitamin C. Eating them is good for your health.
Currants thrive in both warm and cold places. These plants live a long time. With good care, a currant bush can produce fruit for 10 to 15 years.