- Credited authors
- Riley, Lee E.; Smith, Haley S.; Klocke, Allison.
- Organization
- USDA FS - Dorena Genetic Resource Center Cottage Grove, Oregon
- Record year
- 2018
- Propagation method
- Seed
- Product type
- Container (plug)
- Seed origin
- Deschutes, Mt Hood, Rogue River-Siskiyou, Siuslaw, Umpqua, Willamette National Forests, Oregon
- Stock type
- 444 ml (27 in3) container
- Reported growing time
- 18 weeks
Rubus parviflorus (thimbleberry) — propagation references
Propagation method: seed; Plant family: Rosaceae. Find the plant identity and credited nursery records together. Follow the original protocol for the full method and its growing conditions.
Common namethimbleberry
Record year2003
- Scientific name
- Rubus parviflorus
- Common name
- thimbleberry
- Plant family
- Rosaceae
Documented protocol references
Each entry describes a particular nursery record. Follow its source link for the complete growing procedure.
- Credited authors
- Luna, Tara; Corey, Susan; Wick, Dale.
- Organization
- USDI NPS - Glacier National Park West Glacier, Montana
- Record year
- 2008
- Propagation method
- seed
- Product type
- Container (plug)
- Seed origin
- Saint Mary, Glacier National Park, Glacier County, MT 1575 meters
- Stock type
- 160 ml conetainers
- Reported growing time
- 7 Months Months
- Credited authors
- Scianna, Joe.
- Organization
- USDA NRCS - Bridger Plant Materials Center Bridger, Montana
- Record year
- 2003
- Propagation method
- seed
- Product type
- Container (plug)
- Seed origin
- Not included in this summary; see original
- Stock type
- 10 cubic inch containers
- Reported growing time
- 1 Years Years
Sources & dates
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