Since wild raspberry plants can grow tall and wide, it is a good estimate to follow their mature size range, meaning bushes about 3 to 5 feet apart with spacing between rows a little more at 6 to ...

Stumbling onto a patch of sweet berries is one of the special treats of hiking in the wild. We’ve eaten wild blackberries in California, wild blueberries in Maine, wild strawberries ...

You’ll find wild raspberries across most of the US and Canada tangled up in thorny brambles. Look for those on the edge of forests, where trees meet grass. They bloom in late spring and produce ...

Wild Raspberries (Rubus spp.) In July and August, wild raspberries are one of the most abundant wild berries in my area. They grow in my garden, where I encourage them, and in the hedgerows and ...

Black raspberries, also known as blackcaps, grow locally and are native to Wisconsin. They represent summer eating at its finest. “When I give wild food classes, I’m often asked, ‘What’s ...

One plant that still shows pops of color in the cold, dark months of winter is the rose. There are a handful of specific varieties that grow throughout the state, many of them in the Alpine.