A prolific producer of dark blue berries.  Clustered flowers are insectary.  Growth is 4-6' per year if cut back in the winter.  Moist to dry soils.

Classic red currant with chains of hanging berries.

Not as prolific a producer as the red; however, the black berries are delicious.

Native currant that flowers early in the spring to add some color to a mostly green landscape.

A hybrid of the Black Currant and Black Goosebery.

Deciduous tree-shrub with vibrant red bark, cream colored flowers and vibrant green foliage.

Woody perennial with deep-throated flowers.

The king of all IMP species!  Tolerant of all soil types and moister levels.

The queen of mineralization.  The purple flowers attract native and honeybees.