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Thornless Blackberry"The Thornless Blackberry, also known as Rubus ulmifolius, is a wild blackberry species that is free from thorns. This allows for easy and painless harvesting, making it a convenient choice for blackberry lovers. With its Spanish name zarzamora, it adds a touch of exotic flavor to your garden." Medicinal and Tea Uses New are shoots edible, but the leaves and roots can also be used in tea for various health benefits such as treating diarrhea, coughs,

An infusion of the stem pulp is used to treat dysentery

Decoction of roots and fermented rice used to treat gonorrhoea and amenorrhoea

Both its shoots and flower buds are edible and are commonly finely sliced and added to season miso soup and sunomono (vinegared dishes)

or even added to dishes as a sweet flavoring

it adds a touch of exotic flavor to your garden

it is native to West Asia

On The Wildlands ours are in their 3rd year and during winter when they go dormant we wrap them to protect them from frosts

which appear as a granular substance

somen (chilled noodles)

around 1834 Cavendish received a shipment of bananas courtesy of the chaplain of Alton Towers (then the seat of the Earls of Shrewsbury)

The plant has a long history of medicinal use

The Chinese Banana