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Black Raspberry
Rubus occidentalis
In the rose family, this multi-stemmed sprawling shrub has a white flower, turning to a red berry, maturing when the berry darkens. Commonly forms broad colonies with slender, prickly with thorns, arching canes. Berries are valuable for song birds, game birds and mammals. Flowers hold value for bumble and honey bees.
Bloom Season:
Mid Spring - Early Summer
Flower Colors:
White
Soil Tolerance:
Average,
Sandy,
Moist,
Well drained
Height:
3-8 feet
Spread:
6-12 feet
Perennial