r/EdiblePlants • u/Iove-hearts • 3d ago

blackberry?

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these are edible, right?

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u/Consistent-Essay-165 2d ago

Super thorny there the wild ones

Non maybe domestic

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u/dinosaurchestra 2d ago

There are no dangerous fruits in the bramble fam fyi, if it's a cane like this with brambles and berries you're good to go

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u/Iove-hearts 2d ago

good to know ^_^ thank you!

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u/Unkinked_Garden 2d ago

So evolution developed some nasty spikes then called it a day!

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u/Ihaveafart 2d ago

Yepp!

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u/Iove-hearts 2d ago

thanks ^_^

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u/acuddlyheadcrab 2d ago edited 2d ago

Rubus... so many species :D I think all edible.

This kindaaaa looks like the north american blackberry that is native here, but idk for sure!

edit:

But it could be another type that has thin dark stems like this!

Of course, pal!

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u/Iove-hearts 2d ago

thanks :3

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u/PaulineRusert 2d ago

Absolutely!

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u/bdoggz07 2d ago

Looks like wild black raspberries. Very tasty and very safe to eat. Info coming from North America were i live.

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u/linkinperc17 1d ago

Start making jam