Currant Red Flowering native overarching sword ferns in a

overarching sword ferns in a native woodland garden

Pollination Female plants require a male for pollination

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‘Black Satin’ blackberry is a very tasty thornless variety with incredibly high yields of sweet fruit

Currant Red Flowering native overarching sword ferns in aThis native shrub is a must grow! Graceful, deep red flowers hang in dropping clusters along the branches. Early season blooms are magnets for hummingbirds and bumblebees who are keen for spring nectar. In autumn, the flowers transform into blue berries that are a wonderful food source for songbirds. Water Prefers moist soils. Drought tolerant once established. Soil Prefers moist but well draining soils. Light Full sun to part shade. Form Grows 5 12