[Greengage]

I was giving some thought to buying Cranberries seeing that its near christmas and then wondered what other types of berries could I buy or grow, and was suprised with the list I came up with can you add any more to the list. No dubious berries allowed.
Gooseberries
Blac berries
Strawberries
Bilberries
Raspberries
Blueberries
Wineberries
Mulberries
Cloudberries
Cranberies
Juneberries
Gojiberries
Honeyberries
Huckleberries
Loganberries.
Elderberries
Barberries
ANd three new ones to me
Acai berries from the Amazon, Pineberry from south america grown by Dutch farmers and now available Finally Strasberrya wild strawberry with raspberry look. Can you add to the list.

[tagwex]

I have heard of a dangleberry, somewhat similar to your huckleberries i think. Check it out in the urban dictionary. Is that dubious enough for you?

[Greengage]

I dont know sometimes i worry about you.

[tagwex]

Dangleberry is a name used in North America for several plants in the family Ericaceae, in two closely related genera: Vaccinium and Gaylussacia.
What is there to worry about???

[Kim]

Ugni berries are one of my favourites, and they are still on the bush at this time of year.

Josta berries are another favourite, a cross between a blackcurrant and a gooseberry, makes the best jam.

Chokeberries (Aronia) do very well here and I have read that they are very good for jams/ jellys etc. but so far I have left them for the birds.

Mahonia - Oregon grape, wonderful spring fruit, again I leave these for bird food as we always seem to have more than enough jam when they come in.

Tayberries. yum.

[Good guy]

I thought of wishing you all a Berry Christmas but then I was afraid another pun might upset Tagwex, so I decided I'd better not.
Oops!

[tagwex]

Tooooooooo late. Fuming here.