Ribes divaricatum, Spreading Gooseberry Size:1 Gallon Young plants should be pinched

Young plants should be pinched to pinched to encourage dense growth

Cream cone flowers bloom summer through fall

It will also help preserve wooden handles

Indigenous communities use this salvia to treat flu symptoms

Ribes divaricatum, Spreading Gooseberry Size:1 Gallon Young plants should be pinchedScientific Name: Ribes divaricatum Common Name: Spreading Gooseberry A California native shrub that can reach a height of up to eleven feet tall and three feet wide. Red purple flowers bloom in the spring. The flowers are fragrant and smell like vanilla or cloves. Edible yellow black berries are edible. This shrub goes deciduous in the winter, from December to February. Sunlight: Plant in full sun to part shade Soil: Best in well drained rocky soil or