Ribes sanguineum, Red Flowering Currant, smalll and large plants
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Posted7 years ago
growingcrazy
Greenacres, WA
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Ribes sanguineum, Red Flowering Currant
This species is a choice shrub for anyone interested in growing some of the most spectacular woody members of PNW Native flora. In early spring, the plant is covered with drooping clusters of pink to red flowers. Hummingbirds find this shrub irresistible, fruit are small purple berries that the birds enjoy. This is all accentuated by the shapely leaves that develop appealing autumn colors. Shrubs can reach 10 feet with a 5-6 foot spread, easily maintained as a smaller shrub, prune in spring or summer AFTER bloom.
Native to well drained habitats from the Pacific North Coast and Outer North Coast Ranges to the Outer South Coast Ranges; From British Columbia South to California. Listed as hardy to Zone 6, however, they may be hardier.
These are very drought tolerant once established, will grow better with some summer water.
Shrubs start at $5.00
This species is a choice shrub for anyone interested in growing some of the most spectacular woody members of PNW Native flora. In early spring, the plant is covered with drooping clusters of pink to red flowers. Hummingbirds find this shrub irresistible, fruit are small purple berries that the birds enjoy. This is all accentuated by the shapely leaves that develop appealing autumn colors. Shrubs can reach 10 feet with a 5-6 foot spread, easily maintained as a smaller shrub, prune in spring or summer AFTER bloom.
Native to well drained habitats from the Pacific North Coast and Outer North Coast Ranges to the Outer South Coast Ranges; From British Columbia South to California. Listed as hardy to Zone 6, however, they may be hardier.
These are very drought tolerant once established, will grow better with some summer water.
Shrubs start at $5.00