Blackcurrant bushes can prove to be quite prolific providers of fruit over the summer months, but you can improve your crop further with a little judicious pruning. The main thing to remember is that the branches that produce the most fruit are the newer one. Older branches do produce some fruit but not nearly as [...]
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How to Prune a Blackcurrant Bush
Posted on 08 January 2012.
Posted in Blackcurrants, Fruit, Uncategorized1 Comment
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