Is really hard to choose between two two because they're both beautiful but after much thought I have decided that I like the second one a tad better and I think that is because it shows more of the plant to the left
Our blackberries (in North Carolina) are already red berries with the first ones turning black. The last week of June is the peak.
But I remember picking them in Illinois in late July/early August. My grandfather's cousin had a patch in his pasture where you could pick a gallon bucket full in an hour. And my Grandmother made the BEST blackberry pie (from scratch, of course).
I don't think I have ever seen any before! They look like white flowers sprinkled with poppy seeds.
ReplyDeleteI like the top one best. They're another thing I've never seen before.
ReplyDeleteI love the first image more Rose though both images are lovely..
ReplyDeleteDevi :)
I love to eat blackberries. I wish they would grow somewhere else.
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ReplyDeleteThe delicacy of nature - YAM xx
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ReplyDeleteUm abraço e uma boa semana.
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Is really hard to choose between two two because they're both beautiful but after much thought I have decided that I like the second one a tad better and I think that is because it shows more of the plant to the left
ReplyDeleteThe first image is my favorite. These are really pretty. I didn't realize blackberries had blossoms like this
ReplyDeleteI like the first image best. When Theo and I walk on my street, I see a lot of wild blackberries growing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blossoms captured here! I like the close-up better as it highlights the anthers and filaments.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteBoth images are pretty, beautiful blossoms. Enjoy your day, have a great new week ahead!
They are beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteYOu have captured the details so clearly and beautifully.
ReplyDeletePretty, I love it when the grapevines are in bloom.
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I never had fresh blackberries as I can remember, but I really love the flavor of it on candy!
ReplyDeletePretty.
ReplyDeletethere is no best in these two Rose... your first is up nice and close and the second shows the new blossoms coming out....peter:)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know blackberry had such pretty blooms. Very nice shots.
ReplyDeleteThe second because off the diagonal coming in.
ReplyDeleteOur blackberries (in North Carolina) are already red berries with the first ones turning black. The last week of June is the peak.
ReplyDeleteBut I remember picking them in Illinois in late July/early August. My grandfather's cousin had a patch in his pasture where you could pick a gallon bucket full in an hour. And my Grandmother made the BEST blackberry pie (from scratch, of course).
These flowers are gorgeous. It is like getting two for the price of one. Beautiful flowers and eventually delicious berries. A wonderful composition.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely blossoms.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers Rose, glad you shared them :)
ReplyDeleteEs preciosa amiga.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
I'm pleased you shared them both …
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Oh, I didn't know what the blackberry blossoms look like, so pretty. Blackberry jam is my favorite I think. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri