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General blackcurrants calendar

Poznań, Poland · 52.41°

When to plant blackcurrants in Poznań

The Poznań dates are calculated from the observed last spring frost — a 2016–2025 mean of 18 April — rather than from a latitude estimate or a national calendar. The frost-free season here averages 212 days.

Season anchorobserved 2016–2025

Last spring frost: 18 April · latest 10 May

First autumn frost: 16 November · earliest 31 Oct

Frost-free season: 212 days · 10 complete years

These come from the ERA5 reanalysis on a roughly 9 km grid, so they describe the area rather than your plot. A hollow, a frost pocket or an exposed site regularly runs several degrees colder, so use the cautious date for a decision you cannot undo.

Frost date estimator

Local calendar windows

Plant out18 January – 18 May9 February – 9 June
Approximate harvest6 August – 25 September28 August – 17 October

The cautious column is calculated from the latest frost recorded in the period (10 May). Use it for tender crops you cannot re-sow.

The year in Poznań

What can move the date

The one fruit bush you plant deep — bury it 5 cm below the nursery mark so it throws new shoots from the base. It fruits best on one-year wood, so cut a third of the oldest stems to the ground each winter.

Final spacing: 150 × 180 cm. Soil: pH 6–6.8.

Problems in Poznań

Each has its locally favourable conditions counted month by month, from the weather archive for this city.

Full guide: blackcurrants diseases and pests →

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