Ribes triste grows wild all over the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska, allow roadsides, in wet meadows, along streams, and often in logged areas...Read More. Its berries are a bright red, smooth in texture and quite good to eat. Berries appear on drooping stems & ripen in July. The bark tends to shred, and the leaves have a saw-toothed edge and a maple leaf shape. This plants habit is to sprawl, so staking might be advised.
Ribes triste grows wild all over the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska, allow roadsides, in wet meadows, along streams, and often in logged areas...Read More