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Figuring out berry varieties

10 years ago

The tenant who lived in my apartment two tenants before me apparently planted raspberries that fruited between the fences that block my property off from the neighbors, and some volunteers came up in my garden this year.

They appear to be black raspberries, and they've started ripening now and are ready to start picking. What's the best way for me to figure out what variety they are?

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canadianplant
10 years ago
Take a pic and post it plz
mnclerk
Original Author
10 years ago
Here are two pictures. The berry plants came up in a weedy kind of area and are intertwined with some grapes.

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