Rubus buergeri

Flower name
Rubus buergeri
Scientific name
Rubus buergeri
Aliasカンイチゴ, 冬苺
Place of originJapan, Korea and China
Place of floweringLow mountains
Flowering seasonSeptember, October
Language of flowersRespect and love

What is Rubus buergeri

Rubus buergeri or winter strawberry (scientific name: Rubus buergeri) is a small evergreen vine native to Japan, Korea and China. In Japan, it grows wild in the mountains and fields from southern Kanto to Shikoku and Kyushu. The leaves are egg-shaped with three shallow lobes. The flower stalks grow from the leaf axils and produce several five-petaled white flowers in autumn. The fruit produced after the flowers can be eaten.

Common name:Rubus buergeri, Scientific name: Rubus buergeri, also known as "cold strawberry", Life-type: Evergreen vine, Small shrub, Origin: Japan, Korean Peninsula, China, Habitat: Southern Kanto, Shikoku, Kyushu, Life-type: Mountainous area, Vine length：30 cm; Leaf shape：ovate with 3 shallow lobes; Leaf margin：serrated; Inflorescence： alternate; Inflorescence form：acuminate; Flowering season： September-October; Flower color：white; Number of petals：5; Fruit type: clustered; Fruit color (actually sepal color): red; Fruit diameter: 1 cm; Fruit stage: November-December (red-ripe).