Suffolk Early Blackcurrant
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https://doi.org/10.71318/apom.1961.15.4.62bAbstract
A very promising blackcurrant of Scandinavian origin has been found by an English fruit grower, D.N. Lowe, of Orchard Farm, Cratfield, Suffolk. It was obtained from Denmark without a name, and is being called Suffolk Early. The plant is vigorous, productive, resistant to cold, and ripens early both its fruit and wood. It has done well on heavy soils, and requires a special kind of pruning because of the tendency for its outside branches to droop.
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