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Less common than Red Flowering Currant, the Golden Currant is just as good at attracting hummingbirds and other pollinators with its fragrant yellow flowers. It has vibrant new growth color and good fall color too. The golden currant produces edbile berries and typically grows along forest edges, streams and open meadows with mosit soils.    

Golden Currant

$10.00Price
  • Golden Currant - Ribes divaricatum

     

    Size: 3-10' tall and wide

     

    Growing Conditions: Full to Part Sun, Dry to Moist Soils

     

    Features: Yellow flowers in April and May. Colorful new growth. Forms thickets and spreads by root rizomes. Fall color. Drought Tolerate. Wildlife Habitat

     

    Natural Habitat: Open meadows and moist forest

     

    Companion Plants: Oaks, Pacific Ninebark, Mock Orange, Pacific Rhodo Yellow Monkeyflower, Evergreen Huckleberry

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