Show of Hands

Lol. I have to try hard to get them to grow here.

buckets of them when I was visiting my friend who lived on the Olympic Peninsula.

+ loganberry, blueberries, strawberries, apple, cherry, rhubarb

Raspberrys

I wish I could say the same about the thornless... I get attacked by the thorned variety every time I ride. They grow so fast that it's pretty much unavoidable.

They were a birthday present from my mom several years ago.

Are they good? Sounds interesting

Delicious, but very tempermental. The pinot noir of berry. They have about a eight hour span where they're perfect. Before, they're sour, after they're dry. Like a concord grape, but milder. They were a volunteer. Hooray for bird poop!

Those sound excellent!

If you have a spare patch of ground, I'd be willing to send some dried berries your way. You could even throw them near the blackberries. PM me if you're interested.

That would be awesome! Want some black berries in return?

Actually yes! Please!

Oh. My. Gosh.
SoH just have birth to a seed exchange.
That is neat.

@Ender... They are picked and will go out tomorrow 👍

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Well, damn. Thank you. The Mrs and wee one will be very pleased. As will I.

The seeds will be in friday's mail.

Those are usually poisoned be careful

Not here... These are what you would buy at the store and are safe to eat. People have been out in droves pricking them.

alkie, what could you be talking about? No, really, what do you think a blackberry looks like?

Here's a picture. In the wild they typically range from 1/2 inch to 1 1/4 inch.
Not trying to be a wise guy, but really curious.

Probably more helpful if I included the link so:

upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Blackberry_fruit.jpg

I see you're very passionate about blackberries.

Hope it wasn't too much.

Life is passion.

@Ender... They are picked and will go out tomorrow 👍

instagram.com/p/5voP3IIWPfOdT39P-QJxPf_y9bkXz_PPoBHdU0/