Creeping Raspberry – Low-Spreading Evergreen Groundcover (Rubus calycinoides)

Rubus calycinoides "Creeping Raspberry" Rubus provides textural interest in the landscape with its dark green, puckered, 1½" leaves. Leaves may turn burgundy red in the Winter. Rubus is evergreen in the Southern zones but can be semi-evergreen in Zones 6-7. Known as Creeping Raspberry but not grown for its fruit, it has insignificant white flowers in late Spring and followed by an insignificant production of small, yellow-orange berries. Rubus makes a good ground cover in hot, dry areas with ample watering and well drained soil. Sun to Part Shade Foliage provides textural interest Height: 2 Inches Spread: 18-24 Inches Hardiness Zone: 6-10 Full Shade, Partial Sun Rock Garden Heat Tolerant, Ground Cover Deer Resistant We cannot ship some plants and some sizes to California due to restrictions placed by department of agriculture.