This prolific redcurrant cultivar, known for its abundance and late summer harvest, is a deciduous marvel. In spring, clusters of pale green flowers adorn this compact shrub, giving way to a generous yield of large, bright red currants in late summer. These juicy fruits are not only delectable straight from the shrub but also lend themselves to sophisticated culinary creations, while the erect canes are draped in mid-green, aromatic leaves, adding to the plant's appeal. 'Rovada' stands out as the most widely planted commercial redcurrant cultivar for good reason – its long strings of sizeable, vibrant berries are not only visually appealing but also boast an outstanding flavour. This self-fertile and leaf spot-resistant gem is versatile, naturally forming an open, slightly spreading bush or thriving when trained on wires or as a cordon. Beyond its fruit-bearing prowess, it comes endorsed by the RHS for its role as an excellent attractant and nectar source, making it a valuable asset for bees and other beneficial insects.