99+ Flowering Currant Ribes Sanguineum
One such plant is this wonderful currant. Sanguineum means blood red referring to the color of the flowers.
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Flowering currant ribes sanguineum!!!
Pink flowering currant is a five foot deciduous shrub with long showy pink flower clusters that cover the plant in january to march. Some species are cultivated for food. Other common names include pink winter currant and blood currant. Description flowering currant is not only a northwest native growing extensivley from british columbia south to northern california but has also become popular garden shrub grown for its brightly colored and scented flowers in early spring.Ribes sanguineum pursh rye beez sang gwin ee um names. The specimen pictured is flowering in the front garden along the street from where i live and when i first saw its flowers appearing before the sculpted palmate leaves i couldn t place it. Ribes sanguineum glutinosum is native to canyons and north slopes in the coast ranges. Blue black berries are a favorite of birds.
This currant likes shade to part shade moderate water in interior very drought tolerant in coastal gardens. Red flowering currant the currant family grossulariaceae. Although the flowers are usually a rosy or pale pink. Red flowering currant ribes sanguineum by russ holmes.
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