Community Gardening Forum – A Garden Forum by Dan The Gardener

"Wild black berries that grow on long, creeping vines. These plants grow prolifically throughout the Pacific Northwest. Eat them fresh or use them in jams and baked goods. They have a slightly bitter taste."


Sources: gardeningchannel.com, farm4.static.flickr.com

How can you tell them apart from blackberries?

I thought they're be related to blueberries just because their name rhymes. How disappointing.

These are excellent posts. I'd love if you were to continue them soon if you can.

I agree with NiGHtS, these posts are pretty informational and makes for a great berry index!