Authors: Lindl.  

Botanical Description

Grossularia setosa). About 1m. tall and wide or wider, with bristly and spiny reddish-brown stems. Leaves rounded, cordate to truncate, l-4cm wide with three to five toothed glandular pubescent lobes. Flowers 1-1.3cm long, white, in twos and threes, spring. Fruits red to black, 1cm long. U.S.A. in South Dakota to Idaho and Wyoming.