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Raspberries

Rubus idaeus

Photo by shebebusynow
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Field Notes

Description:

cultivar; red berries on a thorny cane, having one ripening a year

Notes:

They are about a month late in ripening this year, but not badly hit by mold like some years --it hasn't rained much since they finally ripened.

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Rubus idaeus

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Comments (3)
shebebusynow
They needed another day to ripen more, but then YES! yum! and they make really good jam. And cobbler. And pie. And sweet snacking any time.
SusanEllison
yumm...did you pick and eat them after you shoot? I would..mouthwatering good

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PublishedJuly 25, 2011

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