Ribes aureum sp gracillimum, (Golden Currant)

Golden Currant is a deciduous shrub known for its fragrant yellow flowers, which bloom in early spring and attract pollinators. It produces small, edible berries that ripen to red or black in summer, providing food for birds and other wildlife. With its graceful arching branches and adaptability to various soil conditions, Golden Currant is an excellent choice for hedgerows, wildlife gardens, or naturalistic landscapes.

• Size (10yr): 4–6 ft tall, 3–5 ft wide
• Form: Upright, arching habit
• Zone: 4–9
• Light: Full sun to part shade
• Water: Low to moderate, drought-tolerant once established
• Bloom: Clusters of fragrant yellow flowers in early spring
• Dormancy: Deciduous

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