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Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick et al., USDA Corvallis
(Blackberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick et al., USDA Corvallis
(Red Raspberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick et al., USDA Corvallis
(Blackberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
(Nova Red Raspberry, Red Raspberry)
Large-fruited and vigorous, 'Nova' is a productive and exceptionally hardy raspberry. Like all raspberries, it is a rangy shrub that grows as a thicket of upright biennial stems. Its canes (stems) have light spines. The flowers appear in clusters and are off-white. The fruits are firm and bright red and hold well after picking. Year-old canes flower in early spring and ripen their fruits in late spring. New canes flower in summer, yielding a late summer to early fall harvest.
For good crops,...
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick et al., USDA Corvallis
(Red Raspberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
(Tayberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick et al., USDA Corvallis
(Garden Dewberry, Mayes Dewberry)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
ItSaul Plants
(Creeping Raspberry)
What a fall show this unique and exceptional creeping raspberry creates. The compact, cascading, 'Golden Quilt', has pleasing yellowish green foliage that turns eye-catching shades of rich burgundy in fall and winter. It was discovered in 1998 by Robert Mark Saul of Atlanta, Georgia as a naturally-occurring branch mutation of an unknown Rubus calycinoides selection.
A fast-growing, prostrate, evergreen shrub that makes an excellent groundcover, Rubus calycinoides is a Taiwanese...
(Smooth Blackberry)
An ancestor of many blackberry cultivars, this native of eastern and central North America is a medium-sized to large deciduous shrub with arching nearly thornless stems. Inconspicuous five-petaled white flowers appear in spring, followed in summer by shiny cylindrical black berries. Although edible, they are rather sour. The compound leaves usually have five leaflets.
This tough cold-hardy shrub prefers well-drained acidic or neutral soil and full to partial sun. It is useful for the wild garden...
James H. Schutte
(Cockburn Bramble)
Comprising some 250 species of small to medium-sized, often prickly shrubs, this cosmopolitan genus includes the raspberries, blackberries, and many other valuable culinary and ornamental plants.
Most Rubus bear lobed or divided, deciduous or evergreen leaves on arching, creeping, climbing, or upright stems. The leaves are often maple-shaped (if lobed) or pinnate (if divided). A silver-gray bloom covers the stems of some brambles, giving them a whitewashed appearance. Plants bear...
