Rubus leucodermis (Blackcap raspberry)
Considered by many to be the choicest of our PNW native berries! Canes grow to about 6' tall over time in sun to part shade, where they may form sparse thickets. Flowers are small and white-pink in clusters with leaves with 3 sharp toothed leaflets. Striking blue-white bark stands out in the part-shade landscape.
Considered by many to be the choicest of our PNW native berries! Canes grow to about 6' tall over time in sun to part shade, where they may form sparse thickets. Flowers are small and white-pink in clusters with leaves with 3 sharp toothed leaflets. Striking blue-white bark stands out in the part-shade landscape.
Considered by many to be the choicest of our PNW native berries! Canes grow to about 6' tall over time in sun to part shade, where they may form sparse thickets. Flowers are small and white-pink in clusters with leaves with 3 sharp toothed leaflets. Striking blue-white bark stands out in the part-shade landscape.