happy to see twisp river, a red flowering currant survived

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Hardy Berries and Currants: Spring Field Notes

happy to see twisp river, a red flowering currant survived the winter with good snow cover, image 1 of 3

happy to see twisp river, a red flowering currant survived the winter with good snow cover, image 2 of 3

happy to see twisp river, a red flowering currant survived the winter with good snow cover, image 3 of 3

happy to see twisp river, a red flowering currant survived the winter with good snow cover. Ribes sanguineum is rarely grown in zone 3, but popular in europe. the cold hardiness reports, inaturalist observations very limited.

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ribes aureum, golden currant, image 1 of 2

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the most surprising thing about wild american black currants, Ribes americanum, is how good they taste, image 1 of 4

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