Rubus Parvifolius (Native Raspberry)
Rubus Parvifolius (Native Raspberry)
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Rubus Parvifolius (Native Raspberry) is a hardy Australian native shrub prized for its delicious edible berries, attractive soft green foliage, and delicate pink to white flowers. Flowering through spring and summer, it produces sweet, bright red raspberries that can be enjoyed fresh or used in jams, desserts, and baking. Its naturally arching canes make it an attractive addition to bush food gardens, edible landscapes, and wildlife-friendly plantings.
Easy to grow and adaptable to a range of garden conditions, Rubus Parvifolius (Native Raspberry) thrives in full sun to part shade and rewards gardeners with seasonal fruit while providing habitat and food for birds and pollinators. It spreads by underground suckers to form natural colonies, making it ideal for informal gardens, erosion control, or as a productive bush tucker plant. Combining ornamental appeal with practical edible value, this resilient native is an excellent choice for home gardens.

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Mature height
1–2 m
Mature width
1–3 m
Spacing
1–2 m
Evergreen/Deciduous
Deciduous to semi-evergreen
Foliage
Green foliage, pale pink to white flowers, bright red berries.
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Spring to summer; fruit develops from summer to autumn.
Sun tolerance
Full sun to part shade
Maintenance
Low to moderate; prune old fruiting canes after harvest and manage suckers as required.
Root System
Spreading suckering root system that forms dense colonies.