Creeping Raspberry (Rubus calycinoides) 高山懸鉤子/玉山懸鉤子
Creeping Raspberry plants are easy to propagate by cuttings. (Rubus calycinoides) 高山懸鉤子/玉山懸鉤子植株.
Creeping Raspberry plants are easy to propagate by cuttings. (Rubus calycinoides) 高山懸鉤子/玉山懸鉤子植株. Normally its height is really short, creeping on the surface of the ground. In the most of zones it stays evergreen, not pricky, fast growing and good for soil erosion control. Easy to grow and best growing in full sun to partial shade location. Small white flowers in late spring to early summer and follow with small edible berries which are ripe in fall and from red turn orange yellow salmon colour, that is why also are called salmon berries. There are several different plants are share with the same common name. USDA Zones:6-10. Mature size:1″-2″(H) x 5′(W). Propagate by seeds or stem cuttings.
由於它無刺,常綠,生長快速,土壤不拘,且成熟的橘黃色果實可食用且有利於控制土壤流失,常用於斜坡保土的種植. 容易栽種在全日照到半日照處. 春末夏初開白色的小花. 繁殖以種子或扦插. 耐寒性可,但似乎不耐熱. 多在中高海拔可見. 成熟株高1-2吋,寬幅5呎.
Reference links: 參考資料連結:
http://www.northcreeknurseries.com/plantName/Rubus-calycinoides-
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beautiful raspberry plant and have a wonderful Wednesday.
I have scattered plants that look just like this on my place – didn’t know what they were and (in ignorance) thought them to be a wild cousin to Nasturtiums (which you, in your knowledge are free to laugh and say, ReallY?) but, thanks for posting the pic of the leaf – – I’ve held off cutting them down or weeding them out until I could identify them – they aren’t aggressive -all they ever do is provide ground cover with leaves that look like the pic – have never seen any blossoms or anything else described here – – thanks for all the info you provide! Zone 5B – 🙂
It has been introduced to be a ground cover. Was it evergreen in your zone during winter? In most of zones it is evergreen in winter its foliage turn bronze or purple.
Okay, then, what I have must be something else, though the leaves look similar – because it dies back in winter and re-emerges each spring – sigh – sometimes, the sheer size of my gardening ignorance to be overcome is overwhelming! LOL – but I do so love your blog – You’ve really helped me in choosing plants or research efforts to learn more! Thanks! 🙂
Perhaps you can take few pictures and then give me the link. Maybe I can help to id the plant?
Thank you so much! Will do!
It’s the second picture in this blog post – let me know if you need more close-up one – 🙂 https://ballybin.wordpress.com/2015/05/28/%E2%99%AA-while-blazing-through-the-jungle-one-day/
It is a common mallow (Malva neglecta).
http://www.better-lawn-care.com/common-mallow.html#axzz3bTbewhkc
http://www.examiner.com/article/weed-common-mallow
Thank you so very much – but now, decisions, decisions – cuz it is edible and indicates fertile soils – …. 🙂
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