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Ribes sanguineum ‘King Edward Vii’ (Hedging)

Ribes sanguineum King Edward Vii’ is an upright shrub, which becomes smothered in clusters of deep red flowers early in the growing season. Later in the year these develop into black berries, that provide interest in the autumn months, and a food source for garden birds.

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