Thimbleberries are a true woodland treat
A woodland treat growing beside the trail, Thimbleberry or redcap, is found throughout the northwestern United States, Alberta and British Columbia.
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Thimbleberries have wrinkly, white five-petaled flowers up to 2 inches in diameter, larger than their species name parviflorus or “small flower” suggests.
A woodland treat growing beside the trail, Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) or redcap, is found throughout the northwestern United States, Alberta and British Columbia. May to late June brings wrinkly, white 5-petaled flowers up to 2” in diameter, larger than their species name parviflorus or “small flower” suggests...
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