I'd sometimes call the fruit you find on wild bramble bushes that are commonly called blackberries brambles, but, I've probably picked that up as a back-formation from making bramble jelly using blackberries. And not the leaves and shoots...
Wild raspberries as opposed to cultivated varieties do look more like common brambles, long straggly stems with small thorns. The tendency to form neat canes has been bred in, I think.
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Date: 2003-07-14 07:42 am (UTC)Wild raspberries as opposed to cultivated varieties do look more like common brambles, long straggly stems with small thorns. The tendency to form neat canes has been bred in, I think.