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Growing Currants

February 16, 2012 - GrowOrganic

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Currants are the edible almost everyone can grow

Add currant bushes to your garden for an easy, deer-resistant edible that also grows in part-shade. If you live in USDA zones 3-8 currants are a must for your garden. In our new video, Tricia plants currants and gives tips on getting the best harvests. CURRANTS BRING NEW FLAVORS FROM YOUR GARDEN TO YOUR TABLE These attractive 3’-‘5’ bushes will be covered in summer with glistening red berries, heralded for their simultaneously sweet and tart flavors. Enjoy them fresh or preserve…

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