Common Apple-berry

This open, long-lived plant scrambles along the ground and over low shrubs. With creamy green flowers, its fruit can be eaten when quite soft and are said to taste like apple. The outer petals are hairy. In very shady conditions it can form a dense clump but will still have some flowers. It likes some moisture but tolerates some dryness over Summer.

Planting

Plant in full sun or light shade. The stems spread up to 100cm along the ground and climb over, but not smother, nearby plants.