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April 08, 2008

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Anonymous

ja, you called critters hateful and now bluberiesare hateful.mn is listening.have you thought of wearing heavy leather gloves. we have a paracantha in our past talkabout thorns! as you recall it was to keep children out of the ft yard.thes berries a inocent the just want room to grow.leave a little for me, love mimi

The Gardeness

I've been waging war on blackberries behind our garage. They've called in reinforcements that are springing up in the front now. GRRRR!There's an award for you over at my blog www.gardeness.com

Barbee'

Oh me, what a challenge. I think the things are still growing when we are in our beds asleep. Hang in there; we are rooting for you to win, not the brambles.

Weed Whackin' Wenches

OMG, don't EVEN get me started on blackberries. Evil incarnate! But it's a great opportunity to get to use your machete. --Curmudgeon

Shelly

I noticed a lovely new row of blackberries under the wire out to the well. The birdies sit on the wire after they eat the berries and then they pooh...ta daaaa...seeds and fertilizer all in one! Grrrr. Oh...and when it freezes really hard it doesn't hurt the berries a bit, trust me.

Jean Ann

Thanks for the support, people, Lord knows I need it...I found a new start in between the tiny of driveway concrete and garage wall. Good grief!

farmingfriends

Blackberries seem to get everywhere and their runners often trip me up as I stroll through my orchard on the way to let the poultry out in a morning, but hte fruit is delicious especially in an apple and blackberry crumble!Sara from farmingfriends

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