Balloon Berry - Rubus illecebrosus Nut Trees use any you can’t eat

use any you can’t eat for juicing or cooking

Moss roses are so-called from the curious

It will make an interesting addition to a wet woodland garden or near a water garden

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but will still need repotting in time

Balloon Berry - Rubus illecebrosus Nut Trees use any you can’t eatBalloon Berry Rubus illecebrosus Also known as the strawberry raspberry for its strawberry like creeping habit, the Balloon Berry is a woodland plant from Japan. Unlike most Rubus species, is not a cane fruit, but a low, ground cover perennial or sub shrub. The berries are very large (3cm across), brilliant, shiny red, and reminiscent of mulberries in flavour; they ripen in August on the current years growth and are very good for preserves and