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  • Bramble or blackberry

    What do you call them?

    Never known anything other than bramble .
    Northern England.

  • #2
    Blackberry for the fruit and bramble for the plant.

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    • #3
      Always ?

      As a child I went brambling not blackberrying
      Maybe regional.
      Northern England.

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      • #4
        I always differntiate the two. Tp me, blackberrys are the fruit we normally associate with them, thorned or thornless. Brambles are the wild version that are huge but can't be picked because they fall apart into seperate pieces and are quite tart.
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        • #5
          Its always been blackberry for me, even as a kid.
          Location....East Midlands.

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          • #6
            Yep separate for me too, called brambles up here though for the locals

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            • #7
              As a kid we uses to go blackberry picking to make Bramble jelly

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              • #8
                The plant is a bramble and the fruit is the blackberry.
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