1 Thimbleberry Potted Plant, Thornless Native Berry Shrub, Rubus parviflorus
1 Thimbleberry Potted Plant, Thornless Native Berry Shrub, Rubus parviflorus
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Thimbleberry Potted Plant – Thornless Native Berry Shrub
Add a beautiful native fruiting shrub to your garden with this Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) potted plant. Known for its completely thornless stems, large maple-like leaves, fragrant white flowers, and distinctive sweet-tart berries, thimbleberry is a wonderful choice for woodland gardens, wildlife-friendly landscapes, borders, and habitat restoration projects.
PLANT DETAILS
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Quantity: 1 potted plant
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Plant name: Thimbleberry
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Botanical name: Rubus parviflorus
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Plant height: Approximately 18–28 inches
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Pot: 5.5-inch-deep pot
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USDA hardiness zones: 3–8
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Mature height: Approximately 2–8 feet
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Growth habit: Spreading shrub that can form dense thickets through underground roots
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Thorns: Completely thornless
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Light: Full sun to partial shade
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Soil: Rich, organic, acidic, moist, well-drained soil
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Water: Requires regular moisture
DISTINCTIVE, RICH-FLAVORED BERRIES
Thimbleberries are known for their distinctive burst of sweet-tart flavor, often described as richer and more tart than raspberries. The fragrant berries can be enjoyed fresh or used to make homemade jellies when ripe.
Large clusters of three or four white blossoms add ornamental appeal, and both the flowers and berries are fragrant. As the season changes, the large, soft, maple-like leaves turn a brilliant golden yellow in fall.
A BEAUTIFUL NATIVE LANDSCAPE PLANT
Native to western and northern North America, thimbleberry is valued for both its fruit and its ecological benefits. It makes an attractive addition to:
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Woodland and naturalized gardens
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Wildlife gardens and habitat restoration projects
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Garden borders and informal hedges
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Suitable erosion-control plantings
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Native plant landscapes
Its broad leaves provide a striking contrast to fine-textured shrubs, while its spreading roots help it form natural colonies over time. Allow room for its spreading habit when choosing a planting location.
SHIPPING AND PLANT SIZE
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You will receive 1 rooted potted plant, approximately 18–28 inches tall.
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Plants ship rooted in soil in a pot approximately 5.5 inches deep.
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The price includes shipping.
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Plants are grown in a soilless planting mix and can be shipped to all states.
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Fully rooted plants may grow approximately 3–6 feet in one growing season under favorable conditions; actual growth varies with climate and care.
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Detailed planting, growing, and care instructions are included. You can also call or email with additional questions.
PLANTING AND CARE
Choose a site with full sun to partial shade and rich, organic, moist but well-drained soil. Keep the soil consistently moist, especially while the plant establishes and during dry periods.
Thimbleberry spreads through underground roots, so provide enough space for it to expand or plan to manage its spread if planting near other garden plants.
The plant may begin fruiting as it matures, but flowering and fruit production depend on establishment, growing conditions, climate, and care. A first-year or next-year harvest is not guaranteed.
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