Mar 06
2020
Raspberries and blackberries are caneberries, which grow on long arching or trailing stems called canes.
Raspberries have a hollow center when picked. Red varieties are the most common, but other colors (black, purple, gold) might be found at farmers markets or farm stands.
Blackberries have a different flavor from black raspberries and a solid center when picked.
Marionberry is a variety of blackberry developed and grown in Oregon. Loganberries and Boysenberries are well known blackberry/raspberry hybrids. They have solid centers like blackberries.
Loganberries are oblong dark wine red fruits with more juice and sharper flavor than raspberries.
Boysenberries have large reddish purple fruit.
