My sister who lives in California is eagerly awaiting a bumper crop of blackberries from the bushes in her garden. You can see the blackberries forming on the bushes. They don't seem to have to spray any pesticides on their produce.
We got word yesterday that the blackberries in Kingsburg will be ready in June. They are later this year due to the cool temps and rain we had in March.
If you are allergic to pesticides that are used, usually applied via irrigation, then you would buy nothing buy organic. I spent an evening in ER due to a batch of conventional green beans.
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I love blackberries, I was thinking in make blackberry jam!
wow, nice!!! I take it No. CA?
Lovely blackberries. I pick them in the fields here! Hugs, Valerie
I love blackberries. We get a lot in our garden in July onwards.
God bless.
yes Northern California.
she also makes jam and pies.
Great!!! I just love naturally grown fruits and veggies whenever possible. So nice to know where they were grown and how they were grown 🍇🍉🍊🍎🍅🍓🌽
I have never been an eater of blackberries. But they make great pics.
I love blackberries, especially when they're in a cobbler. Heh.
That's great about not using pesticides!
Why use pesticides when they grow quite easily? Mmmm...
wish i had some of those - my son in Washington they have wild blackberries growing on the perimeter around all their fencing. Love the taste of them.
I don't think I ever had organic, never seem to make much of a difference from what I hear.
How lovely! I really like blackberries.
Blackberries are everywhere here in Oregon and I mean everywhere!
They re absolutely delicious and never sprayed.
looks like a lot of berries :)
we have less here ,must be delicious!
We got word yesterday that the blackberries in Kingsburg will be ready in June. They are later this year due to the cool temps and rain we had in March.
If you are allergic to pesticides that are used, usually applied via irrigation, then you would buy nothing buy organic. I spent an evening in ER due to a batch of conventional green beans.
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