Its growth is slow and it thrives in damp
Bloom Time: May
medium (loamy) and heavy (clay) soils and prefers well-drained soil
and a great number of other languages have left their mark on the region in a variety of ways
Ribes aureum (Golden Currant) Size:1 gal CG Its growth is slow andPlant Description: Deciduous multistemmed shrub, erect, form suckers; stems are pinkish gray and without spines. Leaves alternate, simple, 2 5 cm wide, 3(5) lobed, light green, semiglossy, without hairs (glabrous); red foliage in fall. Flowers tubular, about 10 mm long, 5 petals, yellow, turning orange or red with age, fragrant, few to 15 per cluster, appear just after leaves. Fruits spherical, about 6 mm, hairless, yellow, orange, red, or purple