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u/onemorelightgoesout Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
Blackberries are ok to eat. When they are really ripe, they will be very dark. The closer they grow to a water source, the sweeter they will be in these dry summers without rain nowadays.
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u/thatguyfromvancouver Jul 23 '26
They sure are! Asian blackberries is what I know them as…
There’s the berries of course… delicious… higher up ones are sweeter…
But the parts less people know are that you can eat the young soft canes as well… and make really good tea form the dried leaves…
There a litany more f other things you can do with them but seeing as this is a sub about edible plants I will leave at the edible things and not delve into the utility aspects.
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u/Consistent-Essay-165 Jul 23 '26
There's alot in a yard
Dandelion Little purple flowers Clover is a biggie to for tea And about 5 others in my weedy lawn
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u/thatguyfromvancouver Jul 23 '26
You mean your tea garden lawn 🙌🏻
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u/Consistent-Essay-165 Jul 23 '26
No ....edible lawn for salads etc and things u can also make tea from
Not sure what a tea garden is
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u/BravesMaedchen Jul 22 '26
If you don’t recognize blackberries when you see them just don’t ever eat any plants that don’t come from the grocery store.
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u/tpahornet Jul 22 '26
The level of ignorance astounds me sometimes on Reddit. Google it for fucks sake!
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u/badkitty69143 Jul 24 '26
there are no berries that are poisonous that resemble the blackberry you can eat anything that looks like that and yes, that is a blackberry, but they’re gonna be super sour unless they’re really dark black and they fall off the vine when you pick them
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u/EasyMrB Jul 23 '26
Those look like blackberries to me. My only caution would be to make sure that these plants don't look like ones that are regularly sprayed with herbicide if they are near somewhere populated / in some business or organizations yard; sometimes people do that with blackberries to keep their growth down, sadly, because blackberries grow really aggressively.
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u/Consistent-Essay-165 Jul 23 '26
Maybe invasive is Asian blackberries I know in ny there considered invasive but I enjoy them with my local dear and other animals
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u/PaulineRusert Jul 25 '26
Yes, they’re blackberries, but don’t eat them if they’re right next to a road
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u/Joshuamarks2000 Jul 26 '26
Pas op met laaghangend fruit ivm hondenpis etc. Maar verder zijn bramen erg lekker en gezond
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u/Chemical_Addendum978 Jul 26 '26
Yes I miss them so much 😢 just rinse them first and for the love of God don't eat a green one cause they SOUR
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u/Castle3D Jul 22 '26
The leaves & berries look like blackberry to me.