This plant produces abundant quantities of absolutely delicious berries. Very little can beat treating yourself to a handful-to-mouthful of these tasty little morsels on an early summers day.
Like most other currants, the Pink Champaign prefers well-drained soil. Will tolerate partial shade, but the more sun it gets, the more berries it will produce. Extremely hardy down to USDA zone 3. Bushes will reach 3 - 5 feet and maturity.
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