Native to Europe and Asia, wild raspberries have naturalized in North America and are commonly found in woodland edges, hedgerows, and abandoned fields. These plants are not considered invasive ...

Though the two plants are both from the genus Rubus, there are many different species, which can vary in size, shape, flavor, and color. In general, wild raspberries are much smaller in size ...

Deep in the wilderness, a vibrant and succulent wild berry known as raspberry exists ... If you don't know, they grow on thorny, woody shrubs, bearing clusters of small drupelets that make ...