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 fruticosus agg. 'Veronique' (F)

'Waldo' is an early variety of blackberry that bears black fruit. It features green foliage on stems that are free of thorns. During summer, it produces small white or pale pink blossoms, with fruit ready for harvest in July.

Rubus fruticosus agg. 'Waldo' (B)

Rubus fruticosus agg. 'Čačanska Bestrna' (B)

Rubus fruticosus agg. green-fruited

Rubus fruticosus agg. thornless cultivar

Rubus fuscater

Rubus gachetensis

Rubus gerard-martini

Rubus glabratus

Rubus glandulosus

Rubus glaucus

Rubus godronii

Rubus gongshanensis

Rubus grabowskii

Rubus gracilis

Rubus gratus

Rubus gremlii

Rubus hakonensis

Rubus hemithyrus

Rubus henryi is a woody, evergreen climbing plant characterized by its elongated stems, which have a few thorns. The leaves are composed of three lobes, featuring a slender form that is green on the upper side and lighter beneath. It produces pink flowers that transition into small black berries, adorned with white sepals that resemble petals.

Rubus henryi

Rubus henryi var. henryi

Rubus henryi var. sozostylus

Rubus hindii

Rubus hirtus

Rubus hispidus

Rubus hookeri

Rubus hypargyrus var. niveus

Rubus hypomalacus

Rubus ichangensis

Rubus ichangensis 'Precious Metal'

Rubus idaeus is a robust, deciduous shrub that develops upright, biennial stems reaching heights of up to 2.5 meters, which may or may not bear prickles. Its foliage consists of leaflets arranged in groups of three to seven, characterized by coarse serrations and a white, felt-like texture on the underside. In summer, clusters of white flowers emerge from the previous year's stems, giving way to red, edible berries. This species is the progenitor of all cultivated raspberries. Different cultivars exhibit variations in fruiting periods, size, and color.

Rubus idaeus

Rubus idaeus '97134B1'

Rubus idaeus 'Abb 119' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Abb 126' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Abb 127' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Adelita'PBR (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Agat' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'All Gold' features robust canes that are mildly thorny. This primocane variety can produce two harvests annually, with berries beginning to ripen in late July and the largest yield occurring in the fall. The berries are yellow and possess a high sugar content.

Rubus idaeus 'All Gold' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Alpengold'PBR (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Amaranta'PBR

Rubus idaeus 'Aromquee'PBR

Rubus idaeus 'Asf1754'PBR (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Asf1960'PBR (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Augusta' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Aureus' (F)

Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Amber' is an atypical raspberry cultivar that grows to approximately 150 cm tall and features deciduous green foliage. In summer, it produces small white flowers, which give way to soft, sweet golden yellow berries that are ready for picking from August through September. This variety is self-fertile.

Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Amber' (F)

A robust raspberry variety featuring canes that are somewhat thorny. The fruit is large, red, and offers excellent flavor during the autumn season.

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