Height: This deciduous shrub can grow from 3 to 8 ft. tall.

Habitat: Grows best in moist to well drained soil in full to part shade.

Foliage: Large, soft hairs on underside, bright green lobed, toothed, leaves look like maple leaves.

Flowers: White, 5 petal, fragrant flowers bloom April through July.

Fruits: Red, cup shaped, edible berries.

Bark: Gray brown bark with no thorns.

Natural Habitat: Found in western and northern North America and the Great Lakes region; often grows in disturbed areas, appearing as an early part of ecological succession; can also be found in forest understory.

Why is it good for my garden? Thimbleberry will provide a yummy treat for you in your own garden! It is also a great native ornamental. The flowers support native pollinators such as bees, honeybees, and bumblebees. This plant will also attract birds to your backyard. White-crowned Sparrow enjoy the berries.

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For more information please check out the Burke Herbarium link below:

https://biology.burke.washington.edu/herbarium/ima...