Plants — 23,508 Species

Hirsute raspberry

Rubus hirsutus Thunb.

Rubus hirsutus Thunb. (hirsute raspberry) is a flowering Rosaceae species native to East Asia, sister to Rubus chingii.

swamp dewberry

Rubus hispidus L.

Rubus hispidus L. is a small bristly shrub, with uses for dye and astringent preparations, that is generally not cultivated.

red raspberry

Rubus idaeus L.

This is a detailed description of Rubus idaeus (red raspberry), covering its growth, structure, fruit, and cultivation uses.

Cutleaf Blackberry

Rubus laciniatus Willd.

Rubus laciniatus is an evergreen bramble shrub with edible blackberry-like fruit that grows wild and is cultivated.

Rubus lambertianus Ser.

Rubus lambertianus Ser.

Rubus lambertianus Ser. is a semi-deciduous lianoid shrub found in China and Taiwan with white flowers and red mature berries.

Roughfruit Raspberry

Rubus lasiococcus A.Gray

Rubus lasiococcus is a prostrate mat-forming shrubby plant native to western North American mountain forests that produces an edible berry.

whitebark raspberry

Rubus leucodermis Douglas ex Hook.

Rubus leucodermis, or whitebark raspberry, is a deciduous prickly shrub producing edible dark purple fruit native to western North America.

Molucca Bramble

Rubus moluccanus L.

Rubus moluccanus (Molucca bramble) is a scrambling shrub/climber native to multiple regions, with edible, vitamin C-rich fruit.

New Mexico raspberry

Rubus neomexicanus A.Gray

Rubus neomexicanus is a prickle-free branching shrub found in forested areas of the southwestern United States.

snow dwarf bramble

Rubus nivalis Douglas ex Hook.

Rubus nivalis is a small creeping prickly edible-berry shrub native to northwestern North America.

Ceylon Raspberry

Rubus niveus Thunb.

Rubus niveus is a cultivated fruiting shrub native to southern Asia that is invasive in Hawaii and the Galápagos.

whitebark raspberry

Rubus occidentalis L.

Rubus occidentalis L. (black raspberry) is a deciduous edible-fruited shrub native to eastern and central North America.

purple-flowered raspberry

Rubus odoratus L.

Rubus odoratus is a thornless North American Rubus shrub grown ornamentally for its long-lasting showy flowers.

thimbleberry

Rubus parviflorus Kük.

Rubus parviflorus, commonly called thimbleberry, is a prickle-free North American native shrub grown ornamentally, with edible fruit.

small-leaf bramble

Rubus parvifolius L.

Rubus parvifolius L. is a scrambling rose family shrub with edible fruit, native to eastern Asia and Australia, naturalized in the US.

Atibulnak

Rubus pectinellus Maxim.

Rubus pectinellus Maxim. is a small trailing spiny woody shrub with white flowers and bright red ripe fruits.

Five-leaf Dwarf Bramble

Rubus pedatus Sm.

Rubus pedatus Sm. is a low, thornless berry-producing plant with edible bright red berries native to western North America and eastern Russian Pacific coast.

wineberry

Rubus phoenicolasius Maxim.

This is a description of the perennial edible bramble Rubus phoenicolasius, or wineberry, covering its traits, growth, and uses.

Ness Bramble

Rubus polonicus Barr. ex Weston

dwarf raspberry

Rubus pubescens Raf.

Rubus pubescens Raf. (dewberry) is a low, trailing North American perennial with edible red fruits and ecological value for wildlife and pollinators.

creeping Taiwan bramble

Rubus rolfei S.Vidal

Rubus rolfei S.Vidal, or creeping raspberry, is a plant grown for ground cover with edible yellow to orangish-red aggregate fruits.

roseleaf bramble

Rubus rosifolius Sm.

Rubus rosifolius, or roseleaf bramble, is a rarely cultivated shrub with edible fruit and medicinal leaves, native to Asia and western Pacific islands.

Sakhalin raspberry

Rubus sachalinensis H.Lév.

Rubus sachalinensis H.Lév. is a perennial raspberry relative grown mainly for its edible red fruit.

Holy Bramble

Rubus sanctus Schreb.

Holy bramble (Rubus sanctus Schreb.) is a long-lived bramble native to Europe and Asia, with a famous individual revered as the biblical burning bush.