Thimbleberry
Large white flower on a bush that can grow up to 6 feet. The huge green leaves dwarf the flower and resemble maple leaves. They will produce a berry on occasion, although they are often eaten by critters before us slow humans can get to them.
Wildflower Details
| Scientific Name: | Rubacer parviflorum |
| Native: | Yes |
| Growing Season: | Spring and Summer |
| Soil Type: | Woodlands, disturbed areas |
| Other Names: | Western Thimbleberry, Salmonberry, Mountain Sorrel, Western Thimble Raspberry, White Flowering Raspberry |
| Habitat: | Montane, subalpine |
| Family: | Rose |