Flowers and plants for designers and schools (1907)
Strange, Edward Fairbrother, 1862-1929, Irving, Henry, 1850- · London, Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 29
rubbery, and the richmasses of its crimson flowers, not unlike bunches of grapes in then-growth, entitle it to more favour than it generally receives. Itsfoliage is insignificant and fruit worthless ; but for these, wemay turn to the ordinary edible currant, with its finely shapedfoliage and… … FLOWERING CURRANT.
Decoration and ornament · Plants in art
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