Thimbleberry- Potted Plants- Rubus parviflorus - Native plant - Richer Flavor Than Raspberries

Thimbleberry- Potted Plants- Rubus parviflorus - Native plant - Richer Flavor Than RaspberriesR. parviflorus (Thimbleberry) Thimbleberry is grown as a thornless ornamental fruiting plant, in wildlife gardens, for erosion control and in habitat restoration projects. Native to western and northern North America, in the States of AK, AZ, CA, CO, IA, ID, IL, MA, MI, MN, MT, NM, NV, OR, SD, UT, WA, WI, and WY. Available Late April Thimbleberry berries are known for a burst of sweet sour taste that is richer and more tart than raspberries. Both

as the trees are sensitive to hot conditions and may fry in shipping or delivery

the berries of the new ‘Flamingo’ strawberry have the aroma and juiciness of wild strawberries

2 varieties are required to pollinate each other to insure abundant fruit

Foliage turns a burgundy color in fall

Can grow as a low shrub 2 - 4' tall  and wide

One of the most poplar varieties for California and the South

Potted Bear’s Breeches Acanthus mollis large dark green foliage -4ft tall flowers

Because of its fast growth it is used for lumber

Japanese beetle and elm leaf beetle

Price includes free shipping to most locations

Deer and rabbit resistant

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