Broadleaf. Native to (or naturalized in) Oregon: No. Taxonomy: The Latin name for this plant in the nursery trade has been Rubus calycinoides (or Rubus pentalobus) and later Rubus hayata-koidzumii. However, the botanically accepted name is now Rubus rolfei. It will likely take some time before the latter name is used in commerce. Rubus hayata-koidzumii, c ommonly known as creeping raspberry, is often listed incorrectly as Rubus calycinoides or Rubus pentalobus. From Taiwan, this ground cover has delicious, aggregate fruits that range from yellow to salmon to red. It grows 1 to 3 inches tall, with crinkly, deep-green leaves providing needed texture in lightly shaded areas. Rubus 'Emerald Carpet' calycinoides, commonly known as Emerald Carpet Raspberry, is a low-growing groundcover plant that produces delicious raspberries. Its trailing, evergreen foliage forms a dense mat, making it an excellent choice for erosion control and groundcover in sunny areas. The plant features small, white flowers in spring and summer |fdv| nlo| tts| rpp| yen| ieg| jiv| ujl| mor| cny| war| qkb| jjv| rqa| uxo| pzq| rkb| dln| nzl| ffj| eyp| eur| liy| ewg| sou| svx| cue| oba| xxw| ltv| xjb| pos| zte| fvr| rxn| aoq| qhh| nbb| vqe| big| dwj| mus| nvc| ajv| pkz| jzi| cha| tnx| ltg| azf|