Rubus comprises shrubs that can be either deciduous or evergreen, frequently growing in a scrambling manner. These plants are characterized by their bristly or spiny stems, which support simple, lobed, palmate, or pinnate foliage. The flowers typically have five petals and are succeeded by juicy fruits, some of which are edible.

Rubus pallidus

Rubus palmatus var. coptophyllus

Rubus paniculatus

Rubus papuanus

Rubus parkeri

Rubus parviflora 'Aurea'

Rubus parviflorus is a deciduous shrub that forms dense thickets, characterized by its lobed, palmate leaves of mid-green hue. In the spring and summer, the two-year-old stems bear sizable white flowers, which give way to small red fruits. These berries are edible and resemble raspberries in appearance.

Rubus parviflorus

Rubus parviflorus 'Bill Baker'

Rubus parviflorus 'Dart's Kid'

Rubus parviflorus 'Sunshine Spreader'

Rubus parviflorus double-flowered (d)

Rubus parvifolius

Rubus parvifolius 'Dorman Red' (F)

Rubus parvifolius 'Kusachi' (v)

Rubus parvifolius 'Ogon'

Rubus parvus

Rubus pectinellus

Rubus pectinellus var. trilobus

Rubus pedatifolius

Rubus pedatus

Rubus peltatus

Rubus phoenicolasius is a vigorous grower that extends through underground stems, resulting in long canes that exhibit a reddish hue and are adorned with red bristles and a limited number of thorns. Its leaves are pale green on the upper side and show white beneath, transitioning to yellow in the fall. In summer, the plant produces clusters of small white flowers encased in bristly red calyces, which subsequently give way to glossy orange-red berries.

Rubus phoenicolasius

Rubus phyllophorus

Rubus pinfaensis

Rubus polyanthemus

Rubus polyodontus

Rubus procerus 'Theodore Reimers'

Rubus pseudo-acer

Rubus pseudocaesius

Rubus pseudocaesius var. pseudocaesius-aculeatissimus

Rubus pungens

Rubus purpureus

Rubus pygmaeus

Rubus radula

Rubus reflexus

Rubus reflexus var. hui

Rubus reflexus var. lanceolobus

Rubus reticulatus

Rubus rhamnifolius

Rubus rhombifolius

Rubus rolfei

Rubus rolfei 'Emerald Carpet' is a low-growing evergreen shrub characterized by its nearly thornless stems that take root as they extend. The plant features rounded, three-lobed leaves with a textured surface, which may develop a reddish-bronze hue during colder winter months. In the summer, it produces solitary white flowers, occasionally yielding rounded orange fruits afterward.

Plant Directory