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Botanic Name:
Ribes malvaceum 'Montara Rose' Common Name: Chaparral Currant Size: 20h x 5'w Sun: sun H20: summer dry
This is a beautiful selection of the Chaparral Currant by Roger Raiche from Montara Mountain that no hummingbird garden should be without. This 6 by 6 foot summer deciduous shrub has gorgeous dangling clusters of deep pink flowers from January to April, followed by clusters of currants that provide a summer snack for a variety of birds. It prefers full sun to light shade and occasional water. In a hot dry spot, it will drop its leaves in midsummer; here at the nursery, and on the coast, its leaves persist into early fall.
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