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waiting for the the Salmonberry Bird to sing and bring on the spring, and call the berries to ripen
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Salmonberry , also not quite ripe but also still so very good good good
some cute salmonberry flowers. 3.26.25
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I tried salmonberries for the first time this week
So, really cool find at Lacamas Regional Park while leading a native plant tour for the Portland Chapter of the Native Plant Society! We discovered a thicket of salmonberry that had numerous fasciated flowers. Five petals is normal, but these often had around twenty.
Fasciation happens when meristem, or growth, cells in plants suffer hormonal imbalances; these can be caused by genetic mutations, or external factors like diseases. The affected salmonberry bushes may have a common ancestor with the genetic mutation, or they may have all caught the same contagious disease.
Plant of the Day
Saturday 26 April 2025
The flowering, deciduous shrub Rubus spectabilis (salmonberry, showy-flowered bramble) may look attractive but it is listed on Schedule 9 of the UK Wildlife & Countryside Act as an invasive non-native species. The plant is not banned from sale but in some places it is an offence to plant or cause these to grow in the wild. It spreads successfully underground via rhizomatous stems creating dense thickets.
Jill Raggett
