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Purple-Flowering Raspberry (Wildflower/shrub)

Rubus odoratus (Rose Family)

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Description:

This shrub grows in shady rocky woods or moist ravines. It has maple shaped leaves which are from five to ten inches broad. The leaves and stem are hairy. After the flower fades, a dry acid berry develops.

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PublishedJune 17, 2014

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