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Rubus pubescens
Also called Dwarf Raspberry or Trailing Raspberry. A diminutive trailing perennial of Alberta's moist woodlands, producing scattered small red berries on nearly-flat stems. Flavour is outstanding — considered by many foragers the sweetest of Alberta's wild raspberries — but berries are small and scarce.
Quick Facts
Distribution
Boreal, Parkland woods, Zone 2
Light
Part shade
Bloom Time
June; harvest July–Aug
Soil
Moist, humus-rich forest soil
Water
Moderate
Pet Safe— Generally considered safe around pets.
Growing & Cultivation
Propagation
Division of rooted runners in spring (easiest). Seed requires warm (2–3 months) then cold (3–4 months) stratification.
Always verify plant identification with multiple sources before consuming any wild plant. This information is for educational purposes only.
