Ribes sanguineum (Red Flowering Currant) Produces Nuts forming thickets in coastal prairies

forming thickets in coastal prairies and growing at low to mid elevations under 2300 ft

it also provides habitat

silvery hairs

and beneficial insects

as it ages it turns a beautiful rusty brown and orange color with a scent of butterscotch

Ribes sanguineum (Red Flowering Currant) Produces Nuts forming thickets in coastal prairiesPlant Description: This deciduous shrub grows with multiple or few stems in an upright to spreading form. Leaves are 3 5 lobed, with lightly toothed margins and indented veins, giving a wrinkled appearance. Turning a yellow to red color in autumn, the leaves leave the orangish red bark behind when they drop. From March to April, many clusters of small tubular pink flowers appear all over the plant with some congregations having up to 25 individual