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Also known as : Dewberries
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Spring, Early summer, Early fall, Mid fall
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Rubus taiwanicola
Taiwanese creeping raspberry
Taiwanese creeping raspberry is a fascinating plant with intriguing qualities. This plant is renowned for its remarkable garden usage, as its vibrant flowers attract a variety of insects and birds. Its toxicity and invasiveness make it a plant to be cautious around. This species is indigenous to Taiwan and its name origin tells an interesting story. Fascinatingly, taiwanese creeping raspberry closely resembles common plants, but its distinguishing features set it apart. With its unique characteristics, this plant is a true marvel of nature.
Rubus idaeus 'Heritage'
Red raspberry 'Heritage'
Red raspberry 'Heritage' is a popular choice for gardeners and farmers alike.The plant's thorny canes provide habitat for several bird species, including the endangered rusty blackbird.
Rubus lambertianus
Lambert's raspberry
Lambert's raspberry displays arching stems covered with fine prickles, indicative of its resilience against herbivores. Its foliage is a vibrant green, with leaves that are pinnately compound and toothed, reflecting an adaptation to maximize sunlight capture. In spring, it reveals white to light-pink flowers, later producing red berries that attract wildlife, ensuring seed dispersal and species continuation.
Rubus caesius
European dewberry
European dewberry (Rubus caesius) is a flowering plant that is native to much of Eurasia; it is a member of the rose family and is related to the blackberry. It produces small white flowers that mature into bluish-gray edible fruits. European dewberry can be cross-pollinated with other berry-producing plants, such as the raspberry, to create new hybrids.
Rubus parvifolius
Japanese raspberry
The japanese raspberry is a perennial shrub that is native to northern China, Korea and Japan. Introduced to the U.S. in 1890, it grows as a briar-encrusted invasive weed, much like the blackberry. It blossoms with numerous red or pink petals in spring that later yield shiny red berries. The fruit it bears is considered delicious and is often used in desserts, jellies and wine.
Rubus niveus
Mysore raspberry
Primarily found growing in agricultural fields, forests, and other disturbed areas, mysore raspberry can grow in almost any environment. It is an invasive weed, prohibited in Hawaii. The shrub is occasionally cultivated for its bright purplish stems.
Rubus plicatus
European blackberry
European blackberry is a hardy fruit-bearing deciduous or evergreen shrub that flourishes in well-drained soil in a variety of environments. These climbers form dense hedges with their flowers providing shelter for wildlife. The fruit of this plant is often made into preserves. Young leaves are dried for tea and shoots can be added to salads.
Rubus rolfei
Creeping raspberry
Creeping raspberry is a Taiwanese evergreen ground cover which, as its name suggests, produces fruit that resemble raspberries. However, they do not have much flavor and are orange rather than red. Despite the color of the fruit, they are used to make a purple or dull blue dye.
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Attributes of Brambles

Sunlight
Full sun
Tolerance Lighting
Partial sun
Planting Time
Spring, Early summer, Early fall, Mid fall
Ideal Temperature
0 - 35 ℃
Planting Time
Spring, Early summer, Early fall, Mid fall

Scientific Classification of Brambles

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Types of Brambles

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Rubus taiwanicola
Taiwanese creeping raspberry
Taiwanese creeping raspberry is a fascinating plant with intriguing qualities. This plant is renowned for its remarkable garden usage, as its vibrant flowers attract a variety of insects and birds. Its toxicity and invasiveness make it a plant to be cautious around. This species is indigenous to Taiwan and its name origin tells an interesting story. Fascinatingly, taiwanese creeping raspberry closely resembles common plants, but its distinguishing features set it apart. With its unique characteristics, this plant is a true marvel of nature.
Rubus idaeus 'Heritage'
Red raspberry 'Heritage'
Red raspberry 'Heritage' is a popular choice for gardeners and farmers alike.The plant's thorny canes provide habitat for several bird species, including the endangered rusty blackbird.
Rubus lambertianus
Lambert's raspberry
Lambert's raspberry displays arching stems covered with fine prickles, indicative of its resilience against herbivores. Its foliage is a vibrant green, with leaves that are pinnately compound and toothed, reflecting an adaptation to maximize sunlight capture. In spring, it reveals white to light-pink flowers, later producing red berries that attract wildlife, ensuring seed dispersal and species continuation.
Rubus caesius
European dewberry
European dewberry (Rubus caesius) is a flowering plant that is native to much of Eurasia; it is a member of the rose family and is related to the blackberry. It produces small white flowers that mature into bluish-gray edible fruits. European dewberry can be cross-pollinated with other berry-producing plants, such as the raspberry, to create new hybrids.
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