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The photograph captures a branch of Ribes aureum, commonly known as the golden currant, adorned with delicate yellow flowers and vibrant green foliage. The warm sunlight enhances the rich textures and vivid colors.

Green organic bush blooming currant illuminated sunlight, Branches with leaves and flowers

Green berries of currant on a green background on a summer day macro photography. Green berries of a white currant hanging on a branch of a gooseberry bush close-up photo in the summer. High quality photo

Close up photo of bottlebrush (Fothergilla) plant white flower

Close up of sweet red currant cluster ready to harvest. Also known as Ribes Rubrum. Selective focus with defocused lush green plants.

Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) branch in spring. Isolated on white background.

A leafy green plant with white flowers. The flowers are small and clustered together

A brush of white currant flowers (Latin Ríbes) against a blue sky.

$Rather erect shrub to 1.5m. Leaves generally 5 lobed, heart-shaped at base, not aromatic, scarcely hairy beneath. Flower pale green, often tinged with purple, 5mm, in drooping racemes of up to 20 flowers, sepals spreading, hairless; anther-lobes diverging. Berries bright shiny red when ripe, 6-10mm, hairless, acid tasting. \nHabitat: Wet Woodlands, Hedgerows, Fen Carr and Stream Banks. \nFlowering Season: April-May.\nDistribution: Probably native to France, Belgium and Holland, but widely naturalized throughout Europe, except for the extreme north.\n\nThis Picture is made in a Vegetable Garden in the Netherlands.$

Alpine currant flowering in spring garden. Ribes alpinum

Blooming current plant in garden, spring time.

Blosoming currant bush. Selective focus.

Tree blooming in early spring. Tree buds.

Spring shoots of currant. Currant seedlings. Young sprout of currant. Growing currant. High resolution photo. Full depth of field.

$Shrub to 2m. leaves generally 5-lobed, covered with small brownish glands beneath, strong smelling. Flowers reddish-green or brownish-green, bell-shaped, 7-8mm, in long drooping racemes; sepals curved, hairy. Berry black when ripe, 12-15mm, sweetish and aromatic, with persistent sepals.\nHabitat: Wet woodland, hedgerows, fen carr and stream banks, to 1500m.\nFlowering Season: April-May.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, but widely naturalized; possibly not truly native in much of NW Europe, but long established there.\n\nThis is a quite common Species in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.\nThe Picture is made in an Ornamental Garden.$

blooming red currant flowers with green leaves. gardening

Macro shot of the small green flowers on the bush branch, abstract nature background

A bush of flowering currants in the garden in early spring on blurred background

Red currant flowers on a branch with green leaves in the garden on a bush. Spring day. Gardening.

Close up of green buds at a branch in december

Small currant flowers in a spring day close-up in the garden

Flowering bush of black currant with green leaves in the garden. Green flowers in the garden. Unripe berries of a currant close-up.

A detailed macro photograph showcasing the developing buds of Ribes sanguineum, enveloped by fresh green foliage. The image exemplifies the beauty of spring growth against a blurred natural green background.

Currant flowers growing in the spring garden.

Ribes nevadense (sometimes spelled R. nevadaense) is a species of currant known by the common names Sierra currant and mountain pink currant. Sequoia National Park in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Grossulariaceae

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