Some Autumn Fruits

 
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Brambles the stems of these woody shrubs often arch over, rooting at the tip and bearing hooked prickles, some of which may be straight.
Flowers: pink or white, 2-3cm across; petals 5; stamens many.
Flower arrangement; solitary or clustered.
Flowering time; May-September.
Friut; the blackberry.

Blackberries have been eaten and enjoyed for thousands of years.
Healing powers were associated with the leaves and stems, mainly for relieving burns and swellings.

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chriss35 - Sep 13, 2008 04:19 AM EDT
Many thanks to Grumpy and Lorraine for your kind comments on this image, thank you for viewing my gallery. Grumpy, I would just like to say I used the colours from the leaves for the border, maybe next time I'll try the fruits. Lorraine, Sorry to hear you haven't had blackberrys in a long time. I can't see use having any this year, as it's been such a poor summer and of late we have had a lot of rain. Chriss:)
lorraine - Sep 09, 2008 04:23 PM EDT
beautiful image, I havent had blackberrys for ages, we don't see them around the same here any more, they are classed as a weed and sprayed with weed killer. your image brings back fond memories.
GRUMPY - Sep 09, 2008 02:08 PM EDT
hi chriss35 whats going on in the isle of white? attack of the borders lol nice shot again maybe using a colour from the fruits as a border and the just fading it out?

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