Rovada is probably the strongest choice in this group for producing immaculate long strings late in the season. The large red berries are easy to pick and can remain on the bush for a while without deteriorating rapidly, making harvest much more flexible. We would choose it for yield, presentation and preserves. For very early fresh fruit, Jonkheer Van Tets or Junifer are more suitable.
Rovada
9,50 €
Rovada red currant bush, a late self-fertile variety with long red clusters, good flavour and strong disease resistance.
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Dispatch generally takes place from late November to February, depending on the weather and the progress of lifting the trees.
Rovada red currant bush produces good crops of long clusters of red currants.
The berries have good eating quality and remain fairly well on the plant when ripe, allowing a more flexible harvest.
Rovada is very resistant to powdery mildew and anthracnose.
This is a late-ripening variety.
Rovada is self-fertile, so a single plant can produce fruit.
This variety originates from the Netherlands.
We supply Rovada as a bush with several vigorous branches. Fruiting may be possible in the year of planting, with production increasing year after year.
Variety characteristics
Origin and identity
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