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Flowering Currant (Ribes sanguinium)

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Bareroot hedging available November - March

Ribes sanguinium 'King Edward VII' (Flowering Currant)

Flowering currant is an upright shrub with thronless branches and lobed leaves that have an attractive 'curranty' aroma. In May-June, pendant deep-red flowers cover the shrub, making a striking display when planted as a hedge. The flowers are followed by small blue-black berries. the variety 'King Edward VII' had an upright habit and is more conpact than many other variety. It makes an excellent informal hedge (trim to shape after flowering) or can be planted in a mixed border. Grows well in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Average height and spread 4-5ft

 

 Bundles of 10 plants are available below. For large quantities and local deliveries please contact us before purchase so we can ensure you get the bulk price and are not overcharged on delivery. Quantities of under 10 plants can only be purchased in person at the nursery.

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