Rubus phoenicolasius
Japanse wijnbes / Japanese wineberry
Rosaceae (Rozenfamilie)Asia (east)
Edible plant part (1)
Fruits
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Japanese wineberry belongs to the small shrubs in the food forest. Fully grown the plant has an average height of 3 meter .
Disclaimer:
The types of cultivars and hybrids in this database have been carefully chosen for good quality
properties for food forests. They do not mean instant success. Food forestry
is still a young field in which it is a core value to have the right plant in the right place
and to focus on great diversity.
foto: David Illig, https://www.flickr.com/photos/primeval/49988869547
foto: David Illig, https://www.flickr.com/photos/primeval/49988869547
foto: NatureServe, https://www.flickr.com/photos/natureserve/15341030680
foto: Virens, https://www.flickr.com/photos/evelynfitzgerald/3804604752
foto: Salicyna, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rubus_phoenicolasius_2017-09-29_6511.jpg
Growth factors
- Frost (whole plant)
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very strong frost
cold frost
mild frost
light frost
no frost
- Light
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full sun
light shade
half shade
fairly deep shade
deep shade
- Wind
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strong sea wind
strong wind
some wind
sheltered
very sheltered
- Soil moisture
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inundation
wet
moist
dry
drought
- Soil fertility
-
very rich
rich
average
poor
very poor
Voorkeur
Ongeschikt
Flowering and pollination
- Flowering period (peak)
- early june
- Flowering period (length)
- several weeks
- Pollination vector
- insects, wind
- Plant reproductive fertility
- self-fertile (sf)
Life Span and Plant Health
Disease susceptibility
very resistantHarvest and Consumption
Fruits
- Harvesting period - start
- End of july