I loooove blackberries. Those look awesome.
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I bought some yesterday here at a farmers market in Al. they are very good. I made a blackberry bar with some and have enough for a pie or cobbler...yum!
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The blackberries are all done here in South Arkansas. My thorny ones were big, but not that big. I picked gallons of them. The thornless ones are just now done. They aren't so big and aren't as prolific. The cardinals got the last of them.
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Those are beautiful berries, cobbler & ice cream does sound good. We don't have any fresh blackberries here, so I'm limited to frozen.
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WOw only ones I've seen that big are mulberries. So what time will the pie be ready?
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Wow. What beauties! I'm enjoying a bumper crop of raspberries, strawberries and blueberries. I think it must be all the rain. The blackberries aren't quite ready, but they are plumping up! Yum!
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I can smell the cobbler right now, from here. Drool, drool!
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YUMMY!!!!
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When I was growing up my grandma always called those big berries Boysenberries. You seen them a lot interspersed with regular blackberries. They sure were yummy and it didn't take long to fill your bucket. That was the best part.LOL
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We're not having a large crop of blackberries this year because it's been so dry but the ones we have a huge and sweet. I rarely have enough at one time for a cobbler or jam, but I'll post a recipe I tried that made a wonderful little cake with just a cup of blackberries. DH and I polished it off pretty darn fast!!
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