Steller Landscapes

Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) is a hardy native shrub that thrives in shady woodland edges and disturbed sites, forming dense thickets that stabilize soil and provide cover for wildlife. Its large white flowers attract pollinators in spring, while soft red berries ripen in summer, feeding birds, mammals, and people. Thornless and shade-tolerant, thimbleberry is valued for erosion control and supporting wildlife.

Mahonia aquifolium, Tall Oregon Grape, in its natural environment. What kind of wildlife use this plant for food or shelter?