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    Any idea what this bush is? The height is about 50 cm and it has beautiful pinkish/red flowers which I seem to remember they are like little elongated clusters.
    Looking forward to identifying it so I can give it the ideal growing conditions...
     

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      Not good on these but it looks likes ribes (currant) to me
       
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        Hi Miraflores,

        I agree with Mazambo, it looks like Flowering Ribes to me. and your description of the flower sounds just right.

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          Thats the one thank you! The flowers are stunning :ThankYou:
           
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            Yep, Ribes sanguineum. The species is a lovely shrub but quite short-flowering, couple of months max. Anyone know of a longer-flowering cultivar?

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