drawing in a multitude of pollinating insects

rigid stems which tower above up to and slightly beyond 1 metre

which change colour in to hues of orange and red in the Autumn

providing a variety of everyday meals with sweet flavour

This variety features striking silvery white leaves and stems which gives off a stunning effect in any garden

Blackcurrant 'Ben Hope' Ajuga reptans 'Black Scallop' drawing in a multitude ofOur Ribes nigrum Ben Hope is a deciduous, bushy habited shrub. It is grown for its tasty, edible Blackcurrant fruits that will be ready to harvest in Summer. The plant also bears dark green foliage that contrasts perfectly against the pale green flowers of this variety. Once fully grown and ready to pick, you can use the wonderful fruit in everyday meals or choose to eat them individually. They will grow to an ultimate height and spread of 1. 5m. In