Blackcurrant 'Black Marble'

Blackcurrant 'Black Marble'Blackcurrant Black Marble, also known as Ribes Nigrum Black Marble, is a variety of blackcurrant fruit plant. Green, deciduous foliage is accompanied in spring by small flowers, before fruits begin to ripen throughout in early summer and are ready to harvest at the end of June. These blackcurrants are large in size with a much milder, sweeter taste than many other varieties. Plant these fruit plants in moist, well drained acidic soil in a sunny spot

green foliage that is present throughout these Begonias ensures a gorgeous offset between the pretty colours of the plants pink

evergreen shrubs

dark green leaves are present year-round

branching stems appear above the foliage carrying sprays of small

yellow blooms resembling petunias

attractive colour label with a picture and care instructions

Deadheading the faded flowers regularly will encourage repeat blooms

A clump-forming to upright herbaceous perennial with glossy foliage and bright single to semi-double flowers with a long blooming period

Does not tolerate heavy or retentive soils and will suffer from flagging or drooping of the stems as well as possible root damage from waterlogged positions

Easily enhancing garden displays in their growing season

mat forming habit

Trim any faded stems in autumn