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Ribes Elkingtons white......wow so early!!
By Dottydaisy2
- 24 Jan, 2016
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Although the leaves are tatty, we have several flowers developing.... found in our county organisers garden and named after her (Patricia Elkington)
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Same here, this is ridiculously early, never had one open in January!!
24 Jan, 2016
My white icicle is like this Angela I think the frost has tuned it up a little ,I have two shrubs the other one looks better its in a sheltered spot ...
25 Jan, 2016
Amy this one is way ahead of our other variety, I think the warm weather lulled into thinking it was Spring!!
25 Jan, 2016
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Ribes Sanguineum 'King Edward Vii'
£8.50 at Burncoose -
Ribes Sanguineum 'Pulborough Scarlet'
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Ribes Sanguineum 'White Icicle'
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Ribes Sanguineum 'Elkington's White' (Flowering Currant)
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Oh, I really look forward to my white Ribes this year. But not yet please...the frosts would come and kill the flowers, or the heavy rain would come and wash them all to mush. I hope yours does ok. I do have the beginnings of some blossom on Prunus Sub. Autumnalis, but only just starting...so everything is pretty much at it's usual time up here.
24 Jan, 2016