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| Latin Name | Rubus parviflorus |
| Hardiness Zone | Zone 3 |
| Height | 6 ft |
| Spread | 2 ft/as much as you allow |
| Sun Requirements | Full Sun to Part Sun |
| Average Time to Bear Fruit | 1 year |
| Harvest Time | July-September |
| Soil | Well Drained |
| Flower Time | July-September |
| Pollination | Self fertile but will produce more with other Thimbleberries nearby |
Growing Tips
Thimbleberries are easy to grow and adaptable to many different soil types. They'll produce the most berries in full sun but will still produce a decent crop in part sun. Like other members of the raspberry family, they will spread if allowed.
More about Thimbleberry
This lesser known species of the Rubus family produces delicious berries. They are reminiscent of raspberry jam. They are also very ornamental with their pink blossoms, feeding a host of pollinators for months on end. They start blooming in July and bloom and create berries all the way until frost occurs. They would be worth growing for their flowers alone- the berries are a lovely bonus.