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Makood · 2014-06-13 07:14:32

Hi all, Can anybody help me identify this plant. Seems to be a creeper of some sort. Thanks

13-06-2014 7:14am

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Makood

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Hi all,
Can anybody help me identify this plant. Seems to be a creeper of some sort.

Thanks

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#2 13-06-2014 7:44am

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Looks like Rubus Tricolore, (creeping bramble) often used as a ground cover.

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#3 13-06-2014 7:49am

lottpaul

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Looks like creeping blackberry - rubus tricolor I think. (or a close relative) It spreads like mad but is great for a place that you can't easily get to, can't mow etc, but in a flower bed with other plants it will generally out-compete them

http://rhs.org.uk/Plants/16150/Rubus-tricolor/Details

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