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1ft 'Laxton's Number One' Redcurrant Plant | 9cm Pot

1ft 'Laxton's Number One' Redcurrant Plant | 9cm Pot

  • A remarkable and traditional shrub, 'Laxton's Number One' yields abundant clusters of glossy red fruits in summer.
  • Redcurrants resemble tiny, precious rubies, with a concentrated, juicy flavour perfect for jellies, baking, or eating fresh.
  • This late-blooming variety is well-known for its resistance to mildew.
  • Provides significant ornamental value, with striking red berries contrasting beautifully against lush green, lobed leaves.
  • Recognised by the RHS as a 'Plant for Pollinators', it's an excellent choice for enhancing your garden's wildlife.

Product Specifications

  • Height on Arrival: 20-30cm
  • Eventual Height: Typically grows to an ultimate height of between 1 and 1.5 metres.
  • Supplied As: Garden-ready plant in a 9cm pot
  • Time to First Crop: It might take a couple of years after planting before your redcurrant starts producing fruit in earnest.
$5.95

Original: $16.99

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1ft 'Laxton's Number One' Redcurrant Plant | 9cm Pot

$16.99

$5.95

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  • A remarkable and traditional shrub, 'Laxton's Number One' yields abundant clusters of glossy red fruits in summer.
  • Redcurrants resemble tiny, precious rubies, with a concentrated, juicy flavour perfect for jellies, baking, or eating fresh.
  • This late-blooming variety is well-known for its resistance to mildew.
  • Provides significant ornamental value, with striking red berries contrasting beautifully against lush green, lobed leaves.
  • Recognised by the RHS as a 'Plant for Pollinators', it's an excellent choice for enhancing your garden's wildlife.

Product Specifications

  • Height on Arrival: 20-30cm
  • Eventual Height: Typically grows to an ultimate height of between 1 and 1.5 metres.
  • Supplied As: Garden-ready plant in a 9cm pot
  • Time to First Crop: It might take a couple of years after planting before your redcurrant starts producing fruit in earnest.