Rubus parviflorus - Thimbleberry (Plant) Size:1G The plant life of the
Description
The plant life of the San Emigdio Mountains Region is rich and varied due to its location at the junction of the Mojave
n Baja CA Natural Habitat Lodgepole forest
As with all Ceanothus
Aging branches look like driftwood
Rubus parviflorus - Thimbleberry (Plant) Size:1G The plant life of theSimilar to western blackberry but without thorns. Produces edible berries that look like a pink thimble. Taste varies. Grows upright, forming open thickets. Flower petals are tissue like. Excellent for wildlife and erosion control near streams. Plant Characteristics Family Name Rosaceae Species Name Rubus parviflorus Common Name Thimbleberry Plant Type Vine Sun Exposure Coast Part Sun, Coast Shade, Inland Part Sun, Inland Shade, Water Requirement High
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