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Rubus sp.

marinaka Ito_10a

5 years ago

These plants are growing on the cleared roadside in a development. They are about 3 feet tall. Yellow-green leaves. In our neighboring three counties, there are four Rubus species.
Rubus aboriginumTX(Harris, Montgomery)Rubus argutusTX(Grimes, Harris, Montgomery)Rubus persistensTX(Harris)Rubus trivialisTX(Harris, Montgomery)

Berries.

Overall plants (multiple plants).

Young one.

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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Rubus are horribly complicated and they cross. Sadly, I doubt anyone will be able to distinguish them for sure from pictures.
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
5 years ago
growing on the cleared roadside in a development.

===>> my usual caveat is that if you want a quality berry ... to mail order a quality cultivar.. in the appropriate season .. especially if you have limited space in a garden ...

otherwise.. all you have is bird spread berries of questionable quality.. and you might waste a few years and a lot of space growing bramble ... only to have to start over repeatedly ...

of course.. if you have acres and acres ... whats to lose.. to bring a few home.. and see what happens ... worst they can be is incredibly crunchy huge seeded flavorless roughage in your diet... lol ....

ken
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fatamorgana2121
5 years ago
And then again some of us love wild berries.

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