Another common one this week. It is a shrub that you probably have in your own garden.
Any ideas?
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Dunno, I’m afraid
Is it a Ribes of some kind, R sanguineum or blackcurrant?
It is indeed! well done and thanks for having a go 🙂
Aah! That one stumped me!
I think it is because we never look that closely at ribes