🍒 Classic garden variety: The Red Currant 'Rote Vierländer' (Ribes rubrum) impresses with abundant clusters full of bright red, aromatic berries – ideal for fresh consumption, juice, or jelly. 🌿 Strong growth: Bushy-upright growth, with a height of 100–150cm and width up to 100cm, perfect for beds, fruit hedges, or snack gardens. ☀️ Location & soil: Prefers sunny to partially shaded locations with humus-rich, fresh, and well-drained soil – avoid waterlogging. 💧 Easy to care for & hardy: Water regularly, daily watering in heat – robust, frost-resistant plant with high yield reliability. 🥧 Early harvest in June: The sweet-tart berries are excellent for desserts, jams, compote, cakes, or fresh summer drinks. The Red Currant 'Rote Vierländer' (Ribes rubrum) is a proven, traditional variety with high yields and excellent taste. Its bright red berries hang in long clusters and are particularly aromatic, juicy, and rich in vitamin C. With a compact, upright-bushy growth, the plant reaches a height of about 100–150cm and a width of up to 100cm. It is therefore ideal for beds, fruit hedges, or snack corners in the garden. The picking ripeness begins as early as June, making it one of the early-ripening currant varieties. The 'Rote Vierländer' prefers sunny to partially shaded locations with humus-rich, fresh, and nutrient-rich soil. Regular watering promotes fruit set, but waterlogging should be avoided at all costs. This variety is hardy, robust, and easy to care for, making it also ideal for hobby gardeners. – Botanical name: Ribes rubrum 'Rote Vierländer' – German name: Red Currant – Fruit: red, aromatic, juicy – Picking ripeness: June – Growth height: approx. 100 – 150 cm – Growth width: approx. 80 – 100 cm – Location: sun to partial shade – Soil: humus-rich, fresh, well-drained, nutrient-rich – Water requirement: regular, no waterlogging – Foliage: green, deciduous – Hardy: yes – Use: fresh consumption,