Some Autumn Fruits

Some Autumn Fruits

Brambles the stems of these woody shrubs often arch over, rooting at the tip and bearing hooked prickles, some of which may be straight.

Flowers: pink or white, 2-3cm across; petals 5; stamens many.

Flower arrangement; solitary or clustered.

Flowering time; May-September.

Friut; the blackberry.

Blackberries have been eaten and enjoyed for thousands of years.

Healing powers were associated with the leaves and stems, mainly for relieving burns and swellings.

Enjoy:)

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Created by: Chriss35.

Tools Used: Kodak P880 & CPSPX2

Created on: September 2008

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Comments:

Chriss35 from England on Sep 13, 2008 at 4:19 AM said:

Many thanks to Grumpy and Lorraine for your kind comments on this image, thank you for viewing my gallery.

Grumpy, I would just like to say I used the colours from the leaves for the border, maybe next time I'll try the fruits.

Lorraine, Sorry to hear you haven't had blackberrys in a long time. I can't see use having any this year, as it's been such a poor summer and of late we have had a lot of rain. Chriss:)

Lorraine from New Zealand on Sep 9, 2008 at 4:23 PM said:

beautiful image, I havent had blackberrys for ages, we don't see them around the same here any more, they are classed as a weed and sprayed with weed killer. your image brings back fond memories.

Grumpy from United Kingdom on Sep 9, 2008 at 2:08 PM said:

hi chriss35 whats going on in the isle of white? attack of the borders lol nice shot again maybe using a colour from the fruits as a border and the just fading it out?

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