Thimbleberry

OHT-16
Rubus parviflorusThimbleberryLandrace

Grower: dwest-of-seattle (West Seattle)

Photo by dwest-of-seattle

About

Delicious north american native berry, loved by people and polinators. White flowers in spring, and red summer berries that crumble when ripe.

Growing notes

I sort of have two patches of thimbleberry, these are my back patch and they were grown from seeds collected in camp long

dwest-of-seattle (West Seattle)

Grower's journal

June 2026

HarvestJun 15, 2026
by dwest-of-seattle
First FruitJun 12, 2026
by dwest-of-seattle

April 2026

FloweringApr 30, 2026
by dwest-of-seattle

May 2017

PlantingMay 1, 2017
by dwest-of-seattle
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Flavor profile
7.0/10(1 review)
Fragrance profile
4.0/10(1 review)
subtlefloralsourhoney

I think these smell a little better than the other patch, but might just be the flowers I sampled, I thought it smelled subtle and floral, my 8 year old daughter says the flowers smell like sour honey

Details
Founding StockLandrace

A group of interbreeding plants.

Parent B: Open pollination
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Location
Growers (1)
1 growing
First planted May 2017
D

dwest-of-seattleFirst Grower

West Seattle · Planted May 1, 2017

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