description Native Raspberry (Rubus parvifolius) Overview
Rubus parvifolius, commonly called native raspberry or small-leaf bramble, is a scrambling shrub in the rose family. It occurs naturally in eastern Australia and parts of eastern Asia, with arching stems, pink flowers, and small red aggregate fruits that are edible when ripe. The species is of interest to people studying Australian native plants, wild food traditions, and native-garden cultivation.
help Native Raspberry (Rubus parvifolius) FAQ
What is the scientific name of native raspberry?
Native raspberry is the common name for Rubus parvifolius. It is also known as the small-leaf bramble.
Where does Rubus parvifolius grow naturally?
Rubus parvifolius occurs naturally in eastern Australia and parts of eastern Asia. It grows as a scrambling shrub rather than as a tall tree.
Are native raspberry fruits edible?
The small red aggregate fruits are edible when ripe. As with any wild plant, correct identification matters before eating the fruit.
What does the native raspberry plant look like?
It has arching or scrambling stems, pink flowers, and small red fruits. The plant belongs to the rose family, Rosaceae.
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