Blackberry Rubus ursinus “roseborough" Roseaceae
	Form: Bramble, shrub, ground cover Seasonality: Perennial Size: 5 feet high by 1 ft wide Flowers: White in spring, fragrant Leaves; 3-5 heavily toothed leaflets per stem, medium green, obvious veining Fruit: Black berry in summer, edible Stems: Green, semi-erect to mounding Range/Origin: USA; Pacific northwest Hardiness: USDA zones 5 - 10 Comments: Little litter, sharp horns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full to partial sun Water: Moderate Soil: Most common soils Propagation: Seed, cuttings Maintenance: Some, prune and divide to increase fruiting
Return To:		Common name		Latin/Scientific name