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Discovering Dwarf Raspberry: The Unique Trailing Rose

The Dwarf Raspberry (Rubus pubescens) is a captivating member of the Rosaceae family, known for its low, creeping vine habit. Characterized by hairy, erect stems and alternate compound leaves with three coarsely toothed leaflets, this species produces delicate white to pale pink flowers. Its fruit resembles traditional raspberries but is notably more challenging to harvest from the shrub. Also referred to as the trailing rose, the Dwarf Raspberry adds unique charm to gardens and natural landscapes, making it a delightful find for plant enthusiasts.

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Discovering Dwarf Raspberry: The Unique Trailing Rose

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  1. Dwarf Raspberry(Rubus pubescens) Family: Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee) Means rose-like and in the rose family. Genus: Rubus (ROO-bus) Means red but also can refer to the Latin name for brambles. Species: pubescens (pew-BES-senz) Means downy or short haired. Alternative Pronunciation: pub-ess-ens

  2. Dwarf Raspberry Also known as trailing rose. Height - low or creeping vine. Stems - hairy erect stems. Leaves - alternate compound leaves, three coarsely-toothed leaflets. Flowers - white to pale pink. Fruit - normal raspberry shape and colour but is much harder to remove from the shrub than most other types of raspberries. Future location of photo.

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