Ribes sanguineum (Red-Flowering Currant) Cane Fruits the Rufous provides superior coverage

the Rufous provides superior coverage and warmth for even the biggest feeders

admired for its long-lasting burgundy-red foliage that provides striking colour throughout the growing season

This grandiflora rose features smokey-plum blooms with a paler centre and a strong fruit fragrance

This charming Cupped Daffodil is perfect for cut flowers

June-bearing

Ribes sanguineum (Red-Flowering Currant) Cane Fruits the Rufous provides superior coverageOne of the most rewarding deciduous native shrubs to grow, as it just smothers itself in pendulous deep rose pink blossoms in early spring. It is also an important forage for our native Annas Hummingbirds as well as the Rufous returning from migration. We are offering three varieties, King Edward VII (deep rose pink), Pulborough Scarlet (rose pink with a white eye) and White Icicle (pure white). Grows 6 10 tall (pruned height). Hardy to USDA zone 5.