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Ekierk

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I did some trimming on my Black Currant and Gooseberry a couple days ago, instead of them going to waste I want to trade them. I am only looking for cold hardy varieties, like Salem Dark, Panevino, Malta Black, Lyndhurst White, Keddie, Gino Black, Danny's Delight, Takoma Violet, Calabrese Long, English Brown Turkey, Dark Portuguese, Blue Celeste, and any unknowns that are cold hardy.. 
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maybe you should try Berries4Fun forum? ;)
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Black Currents and Figs together make a very good jam  ;)
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Black Currents and Figs together make a very good jam  ;)


I have been planning on making some of that this year, do you have a good recipe?




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Zone 7b (Central Arkansas) Seven trees in the ground: Hardy Chicago, Celeste(?), LSU gold, Italian Black, Southern Brown Turkey(?), Strawberry Verte, and Unk yellow.  Trees in pots: VdB, CdD, and Sicilian?
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sounds really good
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I just use a normal fig jam recipe and if it says to use 5 pounds of fig, use 3 pounds of figs and 2 pounds of Black Currents.  You can change the ratio to your taste. Jams are very adaptable.
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Still more black currant cuttings available 

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