Ribes sanguineum (Red-flowering Currant) (Cultivar)
Beloved for its year-round beauty, Red-flowering Currant is a prized PNW native shrub features rosy-red clusters of flowers in early spring that are hummingbird magnets!
This is a sport/cultivar that grows a little slower, may stay a little smaller over time (at maturity), and tends toward more medium-pink rather than deep-rose flowers.
Red-flowering Currant has bluish fruits that are enjoyed by birds and mammals, and its pretty lobed leaves offer pinkish-orange fall color. Best in full to part sun and tolerant of a variety of soils, even clay.
This cultivar grows to about 5-7 ft. tall in a vase-shaped form, with an ample canopy.
Note: We grow ours from cuttings or fruit from local genetics, taking a few years of cultivation to prepare them for you. They may start small, but will quickly develop in your perfect landscape setting!
Beloved for its year-round beauty, Red-flowering Currant is a prized PNW native shrub features rosy-red clusters of flowers in early spring that are hummingbird magnets!
This is a sport/cultivar that grows a little slower, may stay a little smaller over time (at maturity), and tends toward more medium-pink rather than deep-rose flowers.
Red-flowering Currant has bluish fruits that are enjoyed by birds and mammals, and its pretty lobed leaves offer pinkish-orange fall color. Best in full to part sun and tolerant of a variety of soils, even clay.
This cultivar grows to about 5-7 ft. tall in a vase-shaped form, with an ample canopy.
Note: We grow ours from cuttings or fruit from local genetics, taking a few years of cultivation to prepare them for you. They may start small, but will quickly develop in your perfect landscape setting!
Beloved for its year-round beauty, Red-flowering Currant is a prized PNW native shrub features rosy-red clusters of flowers in early spring that are hummingbird magnets!
This is a sport/cultivar that grows a little slower, may stay a little smaller over time (at maturity), and tends toward more medium-pink rather than deep-rose flowers.
Red-flowering Currant has bluish fruits that are enjoyed by birds and mammals, and its pretty lobed leaves offer pinkish-orange fall color. Best in full to part sun and tolerant of a variety of soils, even clay.
This cultivar grows to about 5-7 ft. tall in a vase-shaped form, with an ample canopy.
Note: We grow ours from cuttings or fruit from local genetics, taking a few years of cultivation to prepare them for you. They may start small, but will quickly develop in your perfect landscape setting!