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Creeping bramble - Potted
Rubus tricolor - Creeping bramble
This is a brilliant, really good looking evergreen ground cover plant for those places where nothing will grow. It is one of very few that will grow under beech trees. Glossy green leaves, white flowers and red, edible fruit combine to give it its Latin name. Planting distance about 24"-30" - 60-90cms between plants.
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