Wax Currant (Ribes cereum) $19.99 | 4-inch pot πΏ Quick Facts: β’ Colorado Native: Yes β’ USDA Growing Zones: 4-8 β’ Height: 3-5 feet β’ Spread: 3-5 feet πΊ Bloom Details: β’ Season: Spring (April-May) β’ Colors: Pink to white flowers, red fruits β’ Flower Size: Small tubular clusters βοΈ Growing Requirements: β’ Sun: Full sun to partial shade β’ Water: Low β’ Soil: Well-draining, rocky or sandy β’ Spacing: 3-4 feet apart π¦ Pollinator Benefits: β’ Native Bees: Early season nectar β’ Hummingbirds: Spring food source β’ Birds: Summer berries β’ Wildlife: Multiple species support π± Plant Care: β’ Spring: Minor pruning if needed β’ Summer: Minimal water once established β’ Fall: Leave berries for birds β’ Winter: Very cold hardy π€ Companion Planting: β’ Perfect paired with: Golden Currant Native Roses Penstemons Mountain Mahogany β¨ Unique Characteristics: β’ Edible berries β’ Drought tolerant β’ Wildlife value β’ Compact form β’ Native bird habitat π Finding Nectar Difference: Grown from seed in living soil without systemic pesticides, ensuring healthy root development and safe nectar sources for pollinators. Our 4-inch pots promote strong root systems over forced blooms, giving you plants that will thrive in your garden. πΏ Planting Tips: Plant in spring or fall. Excellent for dry slopes, rock gardens, and wildlife gardens.