I was found in the woods.
I am blushing
I can be spicy and sweet.
or I can be a bit prickly looking
Tall, Narrow and prickly Sometimes.
Most of the time you will not pay attention to me
Except NOW!
Pretty in Pink
Can you tell who I am…..I need HELP!
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I’m thinking either Viburnum bodnantense ‘Pink Dawn’ or Ribes sanguinium cv.
Good guess, you are correct.