Salmonberry Bush (Rubus spectabilis) Bare Root Plant � Edible Berry Shrub, Native to Pacific Northwest

About This Plant

Salmonberry is a native Pacific Northwest perennial shrub (Rubus spectabilis) that grows 4�6 feet tall. It produces sweet-tart edible berries ranging from red to salmon-orange, and bloom in early spring with pink flowers that attract pollinators. The plant prefers part shade to sun and moist, well-drained soils. It is cold hardy and suitable for wild hedges, woodland edges, or food forests.

What You Will Receive

1 bare root Salmonberry plant (Rubus spectabilis) � ready to plant and grow. Shipped bare root (dormant) for optimal transplant success.

Live Plant Notice

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