Rubus argutus - Clay County, NC Ecotype - Sawtooth Blackberry - Rooted Seeds Benefits native bumble bees and

Benefits native bumble bees and more

This Nepenthes maxima clone is known for producing attractive striped pitchers with colorful wavy leaves

Utricularia longifolia is an epiphytic bladderwort species found in Brazil

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Pitchers themselves have nice stripes

Rubus argutus - Clay County, NC Ecotype - Sawtooth Blackberry - Rooted Seeds Benefits native bumble bees andRubus argutus produces sweet delicious berries with large graceful canes. This plant produces a multitude of attractive white flowers followed by sweet blackberries. Be careful as plants can develop thorns. Bumblebees appreciate the flowers of this plant. It is a good species to utilize in areas against competition from other invasive plants. These Rubus are quite prolific! Plants are 1 foot tall and rooted. Cultivation Guidelines: Light: Bright