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Black berry cane

Photo by TracyL
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i have a few photos of leaves and stems i dont know what it could be its in my garden mysteriously

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Comments (2)
TracyL
I do have a lot of black berry bushed around but none look like this one its really cool I'm going to keep an eye on it thank you!
ScottRasmussen
That's a blackberry cane, genus Rubus. Narrowing it down to species could be almost impossible. The stems are extremely thorny so it's probably a "wild" blackberry rather than a cultivated one, since they often have smoother stems to make it easier to pick the fruit. Keep an eye peeled for berries later in the summer, they're very tasty!
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PublishedJuly 13, 2011

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