Titania Black Currant

Good, vigorous plant, quickly produced. The taste isn't the greatest. Coud be the weather this year,

All's well that end's well.

After a 2,700-mile journey, the Titania black currants arrived in Southcentral PA. A 4-star rating because the shipper left them on the porch in the scorching heat of early June (Zone 7A), without taking one moment to ring the doorbell, even though the box was clearly marked as perishable. The plant were about 10 inches tall and the foliage was white, owing to the absence of sunlight during harvesting/packaging/shipping. They were planted, watered, and mulched 20 hours after arriving. Within a week they had recovered and had turned green, owing to unseasonable wet weather for early Summer.

Beautiful

Arrived in beautiful shape with leaves budding out. Planted it already and is doing great. I have recommended your site to many of my friends. Will be ordering more from you inthe future