Green street sign reading 'Blackberry Field' in front of a wooden fence and some greenery.

Blackberry

There are four streets named after this fruit in London, including two Blackberry Closes, a Blackberry Court and this Blackberry Field in St. Paul’s Cray.

A close-up of a pile of fresh blackberries on a white background.

Blackberries

The blackberry is an edible bramble fruit produced by many species in the genus Rubus in the family Rosaceae. The ripe fruit is commonly used in desserts, jams, jelly, wine, and liqueurs. It may be mixed with other berries and fruits for pies and crumbles, or eaten straight of the plant.

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