Creeping Raspberry

Rubus rolfei

Rosaceae · vine groundcover · introduced

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Creeping raspberry (Rubus rolfei), also called crinkle-leaf creeper, is a broadleaf shrub in the Rosaceae family native to Taiwan and the Philippines. It is a low, creeping groundcover producing paired or solitary white flowers approximately 1 inch across.

Creeping raspberry is hardy in zones 7a-8b and prefers full sun to part shade. Thirty-one diseases are documented with no pest records. Detailed site preferences require further enrichment from authoritative sources.

Quick Facts

Growth Rate
Medium
Light
Full Sun to Part Shade
Soil
Well Drained
Water
Moderate
Hardiness
Zone Zones 7a–8b
Fall Color
Brown
Origin
Taiwan and the Philippines
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Primary Spore Release

Spring New Growth - Early Infection Window

Root Colonization Period

Active Below-ground Growth

+ 2 more — see full disease and pest lists below

Diseases: Regionally Documented (29)

Cultivars (1)

'Emerald Carpet'
Data Maturity
Structured Multiple sources. Expert review underway.