Blackberries and dewberries share a lot of similarities, so many indeed that dewberries formal name is trailing blackberries. Despite this, there are as many differences between blackberry vs dewberry as there are in kidney beans and red beans. Dewberries are just another specie of blackberries, also known as trailing blackberries. While dewberries grow on trailing …
Sweet red fruits covered by an acid flavor, perfect to make into a jam with some honey and cinnamon! Cranberries are a group of perennial dwarf shrubs or trailing vines that grow in cold weather (USDA 2-7). Providing rich, red fruits for the winter, let’s dive into the process on how to grow cranberries from …
Loganberry (Rubus x Loganobaccusis) is a cross between a blackberry and a raspberry. You can think of them as blackberries, but larger, juicier, sweeter, and with a red color which turns into a dark red when ripe. Any person who likes berries would like to have a plant like that, and in this article, we’ll …
Coming from the Rubus Spectabilis species and being a close cousin of the raspberries, salmonberries are an interesting, colorful type of berry that grows in the pacific northwest near the coast, where the water is abundant. Growing salmonberry bushes is not as hard as people may think, but is rather tricky as they are not …
Currants come in many color and each of them are unique and best used for specific purposes. Black currants have 5 times the vitamin C of oranges and are specialist in producing liquors and good beverages, red currants are high in pectin thus popular for making Jelly, we also have white currants who have a softer, sweeter flavor and are better tasted fresh
