[Gratuit] 64 Ribes Sanguineum Evergreen
With fragrant clusters of pendulous flowers that provide an early nectar for bees flowering currant is a great informal shrub. Ribes viburnifolium s foliage color is reddish green type is evergreen and has fragrance.
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The upper surfaces of the leaves are smooth while the lower surfaces are white and finely hairy. You may find plants with flowers ranging from white to a deep red. This deciduous multi stemmed shrub grows 8 10 tall on upright arching stems. It bears deep green leaves 2 wide each with 3 5 lobes.The drooping clusters of light to deep pink flowers are one of the first things to bloom here in the pacific northwest happily corresponding to the time when hummingbirds are in migration to their eventual summer breeding grounds. A very nice evergreen species is ribes viburnifolium with roundish dark green leaves and dark red stems. Ribes sanguineum pursh rye beez sang gwin ee um names. King edward vii flowering currant ribes sanguineum king edward vii grows in zones 6 through 8 with hanging clusters of red flowers changing to blue black berries which attracts.
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