I noted your description calls it the pink flowering form. Is this a cultivar of the native form, or does it just come by this variation naturally? I thought at first it might be a salmon berry, but the leaves definitely look like a thimbleberry. Pretty.

The leaves and bloom also resembles Rubus odoratus which has pink/lavender/mauve blooms.

I just moved it over to that entry, it doesn't look like Kim has been here in 4 years.