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Dewberry Plant

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Ships: Ships Fall 2025

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Removes & Absorbs Toxins

Improves Air Quality

Low maintenance & easy to grow

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Dewberry plants are closely associated with blackberries. Rather than high-arching or erect, they are slightly trailing or woody vine brambles bearing amassed fruits resembling raspberries. The plant flowers are mainly between April and June.

Dewberry Plants Are A Woody Vine

The older stems are woody and brownish, while the younger ones are green.

The density of flowers is moderate. The plant looks whitish and is characteristically subtended by a little leaf. They present in tiny clusters or sometimes on long stalks as singles.

Like raspberries, the berries are purple-red, with more rigid and extensive seeds than blackberry seeds. The fruit is a deep purple, nearly black, and covered in a thin coating of waxy droplets.

The Size Of The Perennial Plant

The plant grows in a trailing habit and reaches a height of approximately two feet. Its red-haired stems are covered in hooked prickles (slender thorns). Its leaves are complex, alternating, and roughly oval with sharp teeth.

They are primarily three-divided, with each lateral leaflet having a pointy lobe. They are low-growing perennial plants that grow like a woody vine, with stems reaching fifteen feet trailing the ground.

Its berries are tough to reach since they naturally run along the ground. Fruiting canes are commonly attached to a wire trellis, which helps to keep them off the ground, making the fruit more easily reachable.

Habitat

The plant occurs in abandoned pastures, fields, fencerows, thickets, or prairies. The European type is often limited to coastal areas, especially dune environments.

Pollination

Most berries are self-fruitful. For those that aren't, cross-pollination is mandatory to produce a crop.

Birds Love The Fruit 

Several bird types include finches, waxwings, catbirds, relish the fruits of the Dewberry Plants, opossums, box turtles, and raccoons. As a source of food, they keep the ecosystem going.

This Is How Your Plants Will Look upon Delivery

Bare Root Plants
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Bloom Season

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Bloom/Foliage Color

White

Exposure

Sun or Shade

Height at Maturity

Under 10 Feet

Usage

Fruiting

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Bare-root

Ships

Ships Fall 2025

Planting Zones

5-8

Shipping date depends on the date displayed and chosen when you order from the product's page.

We do not offer warranties on products after 5 days past receiving your plants.

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