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 vitifolius

Rubus volkensii

Rubus vulgaris

Rubus wallichianus

Rubus wallichianus 'Purple Pagoda'

Rubus wuzhianus

Rubus x barkeri

Rubus x fraseri

Rubus x knappianus

Rubus x loganobaccus 'Brandywine' (F)

Rubus x loganobaccus 'Ly 59' (F) is a loganberry that grows at a moderate pace, featuring arching canes covered in thorns. The plant produces elongated, conical fruits that are dark red in color, ripening throughout the summer months.

Rubus x loganobaccus 'Ly 59' (F)

Rubus x loganobaccus 'Ly 654' (F) is a thornless variety of loganberry that produces sweet berries. Its growth is more restrained compared to LY 59, making it an ideal choice for compact garden spaces.

Rubus x loganobaccus 'Ly 654' (F)

Rubus x loganobaccus 'New Zealand Black' (F)

Rubus x loganobaccus is a hybrid between raspberry and American blackberry, characterized by medium-length canes that are covered in thorns. These canes can be trained to spread about 3 meters when grown horizontally. The plant features green, deciduous foliage, and the majority of its varieties are floricanes, meaning they produce fruit on the growth from the previous summer. The flowers, which can be pale pink or white, give way to elongated, dark pink fruits with a matte finish, maturing gradually from midsummer into early autumn.

Rubus x loganobaccus (F)

Rubus x loganobaccus thornless (F) is a hybrid between raspberry and American blackberry, characterized by its medium-length, thornless canes that can be trained to spread up to 3 meters. The plant features green deciduous foliage, and typically, it produces fruit on floricanes—shoots that emerged the prior summer. Its flowers, which can be pale pink or white, give way to long, dark pink fruits with a slightly matte finish, maturing gradually from mid-summer to early autumn.

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