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A salmonberry plant is a thick shrub with a height of 3 to 12 feet. It belongs to the rose family and has woody stems covered with thorns. In winter, the twigs have a golden-brown or rust color.

Salmonberries make good snacks too. When fresh, dip the individual salmonberries in your favorite yogurt and freeze them on a tray. You might have to use a small spoon to cover the berry entirely.

It’s been nicknamed “Apocalypse Island” for its barren, rocky look, but the unnamed island built at the mouth of Gold Creek may need a new name next year, thanks in part to the work being ...

The salmonberry plant has nourished Indigenous communities for generations, but its significance goes far beyond its value as food. Jess Housty 11 May 2021 Hakai Magazine ...

The oddly-named salmonberry is a brilliant way for those with small gardens to grow a decent fruit crop while not compromising on flowers and good looks. News you can trust since 1873.

The oddly-named salmonberry is a brilliant way for those with small gardens to grow a decent fruit crop while not compromising on flowers and good looks. News you can trust since 1849.

Salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis): If you want a part of your yard to look genuinely natural, plant salmonberry. Its tall woody stems are a hallmark of Pacific Northwest woodlands.

ca2hill / Getty Images. Plant flowering trees first. She suggests shorter, understory species such as native dogwoods and serviceberries. Cedar waxwings love serviceberries (shown above) as do at ...

February in Marin offers the best of both worlds, a time when we can enjoy late winter mushrooms and early spring wildflowers all at the same time. Violets have long been thought of as a sign of s… ...

These native plants are easy to grow in the Willamette Valley, and the berries can be made into jams, jellies and sauces, or eaten right off the bush. ... Salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis): ...