Buffalo currant, clove currant, golden currant. Ribes odoratum . Bark gray to red-brown. Twigs red-brown, glabrous, puberulent when young.
Leaves are light green and glossy.
Flowers appear April through June. Common in central and western Oklahoma. Buffalo currant first entered cultivation in 1812. The plant is easily cultivated from seed or cuttings. It is widely planted for the fragrant flowers and fruits.