The beautiful orange and pink berries are ripe in mid-summer and are edible for humans and wildlife. The branches and leaves are grazed on by deer and rabbits. The density of growth of this plant allows for habitat and protection for small animals. Salmonberry can be found in moist areas such as along streams and the edges of woodland regions.
Classification: Perennial Key Characteristics: Orange/pink colored berries Light Requirements:Full sun to shade Water Requirements:Moist, well-draining soil Ease of Growing:Easy Growth Rate: Rapid Bloom Time: Early bloom Spreads:Root runners/rhizomes Type of support: Wildlife, pollinators, rain gardens, riparian Edible: The berries are edible Mature Height:12 feet Mature Width: 10 feet
