Ribes encompasses both deciduous and evergreen shrubs, which may occasionally have spines. The leaves are typically simple and often palmately lobed. In the spring or summer, these plants produce small tubular or bell-shaped flowers, either solitary or arranged in racemes. Following the flowering period, they develop juicy berries, some of which are edible.

Ribes fasciculatum

Ribes fasciculatum var. chinense

Ribes fragrans Pall.

Ribes gayanum

Ribes giraldii

Ribes glaciale

Ribes glandulosum

Ribes glandulosum 'Dart's Coverboy'

Ribes griffithii is a robust, deciduous shrub or small tree that typically reaches heights of about 2.5 meters. Its leaves are lobed and serrated. From May to June, it produces drooping flowers in a yellowish-red hue, which are succeeded by vivid red fruit in August.

Ribes griffithii

Ribes grossularioides

Ribes henryi

Ribes himalense

Ribes himalense var. verruculosum

Ribes hirtellum

Ribes howellii

Ribes hudsonianum

Ribes idaeus 'Autumn Treasure'

Ribes indecorum

Ribes inebrians

Ribes irriguum

Ribes japonicum

Ribes komarovii

Ribes lacustre

Ribes latifolium

Ribes latifolium 'Sterile'

Ribes laurifolium is a spreading, dioecious evergreen shrub characterized by its leathery, oblong leaves. In late winter and early spring, it produces yellow-green flowers that hang in racemes. Female plants yield red fruits that mature to black.

Ribes laurifolium

Ribes laurifolium 'Mrs Amy Doncaster' is a sprawling evergreen shrub characterized by its dark green, leathery foliage. During late winter and early spring, it produces fragrant, yellow-green flowers that hang in clusters, offering an essential food source for pollinators at the start of the season. This species features distinct male and female flowers on separate plants, necessitating the presence of multiple specimens for fruit production. The female plants yield red berries that eventually mature to a black hue.

Ribes laurifolium 'Mrs Amy Doncaster'

Ribes laurifolium 'Veronica Cross'

Ribes laurifolium (f)

Ribes laurifolium (m)

Ribes laurifolium Rosemoor form is a small, evergreen shrub characterized by its dark green, leathery foliage. During late winter and early spring, it produces yellow-green flowers that hang in racemes, offering an important early food source for pollinators. Following the flowering period, red berries develop and eventually mature to a black hue.

Ribes laurifolium Rosemoor form

Ribes leptanthum

Ribes lobbii

Ribes longeracemosum

Ribes macabeanum

Ribes magellanicum

Ribes malvaceum

Ribes malvifolium

Ribes mandshuricum

Ribes maximowiczii

Ribes menziesii

Ribes menziesii var. leptosmum

Ribes moupinense var. laxiflorum

Ribes multiflorum

Ribes multiflorum subsp. multiflorum

Ribes nevadense

Ribes nigra SCRI C2/15/40

Ribes nigrum 'Amos Black' (B)

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