1 Salmonberry Potted Plant, 2-Year-Old Rubus spectabilis, Live Rooted Native Berry Shrub, Golden Yellow Berries

1 Two-Year-Old Potted Salmonberry Plant – Native Shrub with Pink-Red Flowers and Golden Berries

Add a beautiful Pacific Northwest native to your garden with one live, two-year-old potted Salmonberry plant (Rubus spectabilis). Known for its striking pink-to-red spring flowers and golden-yellow berries, Salmonberry is an attractive edible shrub for native gardens, wildlife-friendly landscapes, and moist garden areas.

🌸 Salmonberry Plant Details

• Quantity: 1 live potted plant

• Plant age: Approximately 2 years old

• Container: 5.5-inch-deep pot

• Botanical name: Rubus spectabilis

• USDA hardiness zones: 5–8

• Mature height: Approximately 6–7 feet

• Flowers: Pink to red, typically appearing April through May

• Fruit: Golden-yellow berries resembling large raspberries

• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade

• Soil preference: Moist soil

🍓 Beautiful Flowers and Edible Golden Berries

Salmonberry is a Pacific Northwest favorite valued for its ornamental flowers and edible fruit. Its flowers can reach approximately 1.5 inches wide and attract hummingbirds in spring.

The golden-yellow berries have a milder flavor than many cultivated raspberries and can be enjoyed fresh or used in recipes such as jams, sauces, and other berry dishes. Salmonberries generally ripen earlier than many raspberries, although fruiting time varies with climate and growing conditions. Unpicked berries may also provide food for birds and other wildlife.

🌿 Growing Salmonberry

This attractive native shrub grows upright and can reach approximately 6–7 feet tall at maturity. It naturally thrives in moist environments and can be suitable for stream banks, seasonally wet areas, and partially shaded garden spaces.

• Watering: Provide consistent moisture, especially during dry summer weather.

• Light: Full sun to partial shade.

• Soil: Adaptable to different soil types when sufficient moisture is available.

• Garden uses: Native plant gardens, wildlife-friendly landscapes, and suitable erosion-control plantings.

• Pollination: Generally self-fertile.

Young spring shoots have also traditionally been eaten fresh or cooked. Always confirm plant identification and safe preparation before consuming plant parts.

📦 What You'll Receive

• 1 live, two-year-old Salmonberry plant

• Supplied in a 5.5-inch-deep pot

• Roots established in growing mix

• Detailed planting, growing, and care instructions

The plant is grown in a soilless planting mix. As a potted plant, it ships rooted in its growing medium. To fit the shipping package, the plant will be pruned as needed to fit a box up to 36 inches long.

Plants generally ship with leaves during spring and summer and may arrive dormant without leaves during fall and winter. Dormancy is a normal seasonal response.

🌱 Establishment and Care

Provide suitable sunlight, moist soil, and regular watering while the plant establishes. The seller estimates that fully rooted potted plants may grow to around 3 feet or taller during a growing season, depending on growing conditions.

Flowering, fruit production, growth rate, and mature size depend on climate, sunlight, soil moisture, plant establishment, and ongoing care. A specific harvest date or yield is not guaranteed.

📦 Shipping and Planting Support

Two-year-old Salmonberry plants ship via UPS. Detailed planting, growing, and care instructions are included, and the seller is available by phone or email for additional questions.

🌼 Bring Native Beauty to Your Garden

With its colorful spring flowers, golden-yellow berries, and attractive upright growth, Salmonberry is a distinctive choice for gardeners who can provide the moist conditions it prefers. Plant this Pacific Northwest native as part of an edible landscape or wildlife-friendly garden and enjoy its beauty as it grows.

Please note: This listing is for one two-year-old potted Salmonberry plant, not a starter plant or bare-root plant.