Ribes malvaceum 'Dancing Tassels' - Dancing Tassels Chaparral Currant (Plant) Cookbook Inland form is open and

Inland form is open and graceful

Following the model of their previous best-selling book

Discovered by David Douglas in the 1830's and introduced into the nursery trade in 1850 (Fross)

pest management

as its flowers attract many different species

Ribes malvaceum 'Dancing Tassels' - Dancing Tassels Chaparral Currant (Plant) Cookbook Inland form is open andA beautiful currant with long racemes of light pink flowers. Excellent for dry somewhat shaded areas. Showy late winter or early spring flowers attract hummingbirds and berries follow, attracting songbirds. Plant Characteristics Family Name Grossulariaceae Species Name Ribes malvaceum 'Dancing Tassels' Common Name Dancing Tassels Chaparral Currant Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Coast Part Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type