Botanical Name: Rubus parviflorus
Common Name: thimbleberry
Family Name: Rosaceae
Distribution/Origin: British Columbia
Leaf: Simple, Large, Lobed, Green, (Fall)Yellow-green, Glandular hairs, Pubescent, Orbicular/Acute/Cordate/Serrate
Bud: Alternate
Inflorescence: Showy, White, Floriferous, Corymb
Fruit/Seed: Red, Drupe, Aggregate fruit, Showy, Edible
Stem/Bark: Brown, Exfoliating, Multi-stem trunk
Size: Height: 2.0 - 3.0m/Spread: 2.0 - 3.0m
Habit: Arching, Dense, Spreading, Upright
Form: Oval-horizontal
Soil: Rocky, Gravely, Dry, Well-drained
Moisture: Low
Sun: Full sun, Partial sun
Exposure: Partial shade, Filtered shade
Landscape uses: Native planting, Filler, Group or mass planting, Reclamation, Urban agriculture, Woodland margin, Spring interest
Notes: Native, Deciduous shrub, Thicket shrub, Low maintenance
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