Ribes rotundifolium / Appalachian Gooseberry

A native gooseberry found on edges and in rocky woodlands, this is a low armed shrub with tasty edible fruit. Flowers are utilized by hummingbirds and bees. Host plant for the Gray Comma, and several moth species.

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Height: 3′ – 5′        Blooms: April       Fruits: July

Siting: Average to moist, sun to shade

Deer Resistance: Moderate