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Salmonberry Size:4" pot Once established they are drought

Salmonberry Size:4" pot Once established they are droughtA beautiful native shrub whose bright pink flowers announce the arrival of spring in the temperate rainforests. Ornamental blooms are a favourite of hummingbirds and bumblebees. In summer, flowers transform into tasty berries that are a special treat. Salmonberries are fantastic plants for erosion control, wildlife restoration, and understory plantings. Water Not drought tolerant. Soil Prefers moist soils. Light Part sun to shade. This native

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Description

Once established they are drought tolerant and only require supplement waterings during dry spells

Soil Prefers well draining soils with high organic matter

making it an excellent plant for erosion control

Soil Prefers well draining soils with lots of organic soil amendments

Ornamental blooms are a favourite of hummingbirds and bumblebees

Salmonberry Size:4" pot Once established they are droughtA beautiful native shrub whose bright pink flowers announce the arrival of spring in the temperate rainforests. Ornamental blooms are a favourite of hummingbirds and bumblebees. In summer, flowers transform into tasty berries that are a special treat. Salmonberries are fantastic plants for erosion control, wildlife restoration, and understory plantings. Water Not drought tolerant. Soil Prefers moist soils. Light Part sun to shade. This native

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