Red Currant, Red Lake hydrangea Toxic to cats and dogs

Toxic to cats and dogs only if leaves are eaten in large amounts

Gripper dots on the palms and fingertips give you an outstanding grip in both dry and wet conditions

We developed two dog and cat repellents

The need for reapplication will be determined by the amount of rainfall and/or irrigation

Foliage is deeply toothed and blue-green

Red Currant, Red Lake hydrangea Toxic to cats and dogs'Red Lake' is a red currant cultivar which is grown primarily for fruit production. It is a compact, mounding, deciduous shrub which grows 3 5' tall. Clusters of greenish yellow flowers bloom in spring, and are noticeable but not particularly ornamental. Flowers give way to long, pendant clusters of bright red currants which ripen in July. Full Sun. Height: 3. 00 to 5. 00 feet Spread: 3. 00 to 5. 00 feet