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  • From: Richard Moyer <ramoyer@gmail.com>
  • To: nafex <nafex@lists.ibiblio.org>
  • Subject: [nafex] Currants and gooseberries for the hot & humid east?
  • Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2013 16:30:12 -0400

Glenndale works best for us in, in terms of yield and vigor. Flavor very
good. Also doesn't defoliate as most others do.

For black currants, Crandall (Ribes aureum) also very good.

Some of the Euro Black currants also work.

See past list archives for much more info on this topic.

Also, if you can find TIRA Newsletters (The International Ribes Assoc.), Ed
Mashburn wrote lengthy observations there, from eastern PA observations.

Hal Love?, sometimes active on this list, is based in TN and has a
collection.

Joseph Postman, Ribes curator at NCGR-Corvallis, also knows who in the
humid east has trialed some, and in the past has been willing to pass on a
name or two of Ribes enthusiasts.

Richard Moyer
SW VA/NE TN


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> For Gooseberries that may have a chance in hot, humid climates, Lucile
> Whitman at Whitman Farms (http://whitmanfarms.com) recommended to me
> Invicta, Orus 8, and Black Velvet. I have also heard that Glendale
> might be good. She has many of these for sale bareroot for good prices:
> http://whitmanfarms.com/category/all/edible-plants/gooseberries.
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> Forgot to say that Lucile Whitman also recommended Titanium currant for
> hot, humid climate. I don't know if it will produce, but it may be the
> best chance as far as currants go.
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> Chris Carnevale
> Charleston, SC
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> On 8/20/13 12:07 PM, Chris Carnevale wrote:
> > For Gooseberries that may have a chance in hot, humid climates, Lucile
> > Whitman at Whitman Farms (http://whitmanfarms.com) recommended to me
> > Invicta, Orus 8, and Black Velvet. I have also heard that Glendale
> > might be good. She has many of these for sale bareroot for good
> > prices: http://whitmanfarms.com/category/all/edible-plants/gooseberries.
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> > Chris Carnevale
> > Charleston, SC
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> I had very good luck with Invicta this year. They are thorny but produce a
> huge crop. I got my plants from Whitman Farms.
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> Judson L. Frisk SW Iowa Zone 5.
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> For Gooseberries that may have a chance in hot, humid climates, Lucile
> Whitman at Whitman Farms (http://whitmanfarms.com) recommended to me
> Invicta, Orus 8, and Black Velvet. I have also heard that Glendale might
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