Ílhtelstexw Te Shxwelí

Shxwelméxwelh

(plant)

"Indian type blackberry"

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(plant)

"Indian type blackberry"

Sqw'ó:lmexw

(berry)

"Indian type blackberry"

Blackberry, Wild Trailing

Rubus ursinus

Origins
INDIGENOUS
INTRODUCED
Niche/Zone
1
2
3
4

Ecology

Grows at Low to middle elevations.

Commonly found in: Disturbed sites, open forests.

Uses

CAUTION: Wilted leaves can be toxic.

Food
  • Berries eaten fresh from July to August, or dried.
  • Makes excellent jam and jelly.
Medicine
  • Medicine for stomach ache, diarrhea, hemorrhoids, sores in mouth, sore throat.