Rubus Odoratus - Blühende Himbeere
Rubus odoratus - blühende Himbeere
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Blühende Himbeere wächst am besten in feuchten Böden und toleriert Halbschatten. Die Pflanze hat große Blätter und wächst 6 bis 8 Meter hoch. Die violetten Blüten sind im Juli geboren. Die Frucht ähnelt einer roten, flachen Himbeere.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Are purple flowering raspberry edible?
👉 In summer, rose-purple, sweetly-scented flowers cover the shrub; blooming occurs from June to August, with fruits replacing the flowers as they fade. Though the cup-shaped, rather flat berries are edible, they are generally unappetizing and dry.
❓ Where do purple flowering raspberries grow?
👉 It prefers medium to moist, well-drained soils, but also tolerates a wide range of adverse conditions and has good shade tolerance as well. This long-lived shrub is mounded and thicket-forming. It forms a large attractive patch and is best situated where it has plenty of room to spread.
❓ What do purple raspberries look like?
👉 Purple raspberries are a larger berry than the more common red variety. Purple raspberries have a typical conical raspberry shape and a similar raspberry flavor, but they are sweeter than the red variety due to higher sugar content.
❓ What color are raspberry flowers?
👉 The white to pink flowers have five petals and produce juicy red, purple, or black (rarely orange, amber, or pale yellow) fruit. The core of the delicate fruit remains on the plant when picked, unlike that of the blackberry.
❓ Can you eat Rubus odoratus fruit?
👉 This shrub has hairy stems but virtually no prickles. Flowers give way to 3/4" diameter, cup-shaped red fruits (raspberries) which are edible but somewhat dry, crumbly and unappetizing.
❓ Is Rubus odoratus edible?
👉 This plant provides nectar for pollinators. Edibility: Edible but somewhat dry, crumbly and unappetizing.
❓ Does purple flowering raspberry have thorns?
👉 Unlike many other rubus shrubs, this shrub has hairy stems but virtually no thorns. The stems are woody, and very pale brown.
❓ Are there raspberries that are not red?
👉 Raspberries can be red, black, purple, and golden in color. Black raspberries are different from blackberries. Raspberries should not be washed until immediately before eating. Raspberries are the most delicate berry because they have a hollow core.
❓ Do pink raspberries exist?
👉 Raspberries are available in red, yellow, pink, purple, and black colors.
❓ How long do raspberry plants live?
👉 Individual raspberry plants live for an average of 10 years with proper care, each year growing new canes that will produce fruit their second year. However, raspberries also send out underground runners that will develop into new plants, so a patch of established plants could survive for many years.
❓ Do raspberry plants spread?
👉 Raspberry bushes spread out far and wide, and they do so rapidly. Raspberries spread in 3 ways: by seed from the berries themselves, by canes touching the ground to form new roots, and by underground lateral roots (runners or stolons).
❓ What does Rubus odoratus look like?
👉 Rubus odoratus (Flowering Raspberry) is a strong-growing, deciduous shrub forming a thicket of erect stems clothed with palmate, 5-lobed, maple-like, dark green leaves, 4-10 in. wide (10-25 cm), becoming pale yellow in the fall. The stems are thornless, unlike many other rubus species.
❓ Is there a thorn on a Rubus plant?
👉 The stems are thornless, unlike many other rubus species. From early to late summer, a ravishing display of large, fragrant, rich pink-purple flowers, 2 in. across (5 cm), can be enjoyed. Resembling single roses, they are borne singly or in few-flowered clusters above the handsome foliage.
❓ Where do you find L odoratus in NH?
👉 R. odoratus L. var. malachophyllus Fern. • CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT. Forests, woodlands, talus slopes, bases of ledges, roadsides, railroads.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
