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The English word 'currant' has been used for this fruit only since 1550, taken from the fruit's resemblance to the dried currants of Greece, raisins made from a small seedless grape. The much older English name 'ribes' is of ancient Indo-European origin and is common to other languages.
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www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/currants.html
www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/currants.html
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Currant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Currant may refer to: •The white currant, redcurrant or the blackcurrant, a berry of the genus Ribes •The Zante currant, a small dark dried fruit made from small Greek Black Corinth grapes similar ...
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Zante currant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Zante currant ( Vitis vinifera ) is a variety of small, sweet, seedless black grape named after Corinth (currant) and the Ionian island of Zakynthos (Zante) and not to be confused with the ori...
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After some searching for that suitable crop, he stumbled upon the idea of currants. Quinn knew about currants from his restaurant days in Bavaria. Black currants are very healthy. ... I was researching black currants and I found link to your web site. On my vacation in upstate NY I was in a Polish restaurant in Lake George.
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www.currantc.com/
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Currants and gooseberries are shrubby bush fruits that bear colorful spring flowers and abundant berries that are tasty when processed. They do well on almost any Northwest soil of average fertility. They can grow on soil that has poor drainage and will do well in partial shade.
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gardening.wsu.edu/library/smfr005/smfr005.htm
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McGinnis Berry Crops are producers of high quality, virus certified, currant and gooseberry plants for commercial production and wholesale distribution. ... Gooseberries Red, White or Pink Currants Black Currants...
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Currants are more tedious to harvest than other soft fruits on account of their small size and tendency to squash, making the pickers' fingers sticky. This problem can be overcome by picking the whole striggs, making little effort to separate the individual currants.
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www.pick-your-own.org.uk/currants.htm
www.pick-your-own.org.uk/currants.htm
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Blackcurrants ripen in July and stay on the bush for up to four weeks in quantity and well into the Autumn in small numbers shrivelling up to taste a bit like tart raisins. This means that picking can be planned for a good day ... For the user, ... Ben Connan and its smaller cousin Ben Sarek are the most popular varieties grown,
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myweb.tiscali.co.uk/priestfarm/currants.htm
myweb.tiscali.co.uk/priestfarm/currants.htm
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