Creeping Bramble aka 'Creeping Raspberry'

Rubus calycinoides Creeping bramble, allso called Ornamental Raspberry, is a creeping, trailing -- but noninvasive -- semi-evergreen ground-cover with year-round visual interest, producing flowers in spring, amber-colored summer fruit, and pretty fall foliage. Yes, the tiny fruits are edible but don't expect a huge harvest. *Deer, Disease & Pest Resistant* Got Questions? (336) 857-2131 or e-mail: request@tomscreeknursry.om Photo courtesy of Toms Creek Nurser in Farmer/Denton, North. Carolina Ornamental Characteristics Category Herbaceous Perennial Ground-cover Foliage Type Semi-evergreen Height < 1' Spread 1' - 2' Shape Spreading Ground-cover Primary Foliage Color Dark Green Seasonal Foliage Color Burgundy & Yellow Flowering Season Spring Flower Color White Berries Tiny Orange Fruits (edible) Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Moderate Sun Preferences Sun to Partial Shade Water Preferences Average: Ensure planting area provides good drainage. Cold Hardiness Zone 6 to 9