Currants are native to Western Europe, but these delicate beauties were grown in Massachusetts by Nourse Farms. Add to a salad with cucumbers and greens, make into a jam or syrup, add to zucchini bread or simply eat out of hand! These red and pink berries have a light zingy taste as opposed to the earthier flavor of black currants.

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Nourse Farms

Whatley, MA

For almost 90 years, Nourse Farms has produced and sold premium quality small fruit plants to national and international commercial fruit growers, home gardeners, and resellers. Our commitment to providing you with virus-indexed, highly productive plants drives us to stay on the cutting-edge of the latest developments in the industry. We identify and test new varieties and growing techniques so that we can stand behind our promise to deliver quality to you. From our on-site lab to our greenhouse, our fields to our packing house, our number one priority is to ensure that you get the best plants possible.

What was once a strawberry nursery serving local growers has grown to be an internationally recognized small fruit nursery selling strawberry plants in addition to raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, currant, gooseberry, elderberry, asparagus, rhubarb, and horseradish plants each year.

Store dry, relatively spread out in a container, in the fridge for up to 6 days.