A common fruit isn’t acting as sweet as it tastes. The Himalayan blackberry and Evergreen blackberry are Class C noxious weeds, making them both an invasive species, according to the Washington State ...

Hunter Jarratt (@invasivespeciesguy), a conservationist from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, shared with Instagram how he tackled a patch of Himalayan Blackberry. This aggressively growing ...

It was hard to tell where the berry juice ended and where the blood began on Michael Mitchell’s arms as he emerged from a patch of Himalayan blackberry Saturday afternoon in DuPont. The volunteer with ...

SANTA CRUZ — A recent Sentinel Food & Wine cover story on cane berries left Santa Cruz reader David South wondering: What variety are the blackberries that grow wild along county roadsides?

We see blackberry brambles growing along country roads in Marin. We may also see them up in a neighbor’s unkempt yard. The native species is Rubus ursinus. The non-native and invasive species is ...

Blackberries. The people of Eugene seem to be divided on the subject. Some love strolling through back alleys and parks during the summer picking ripe fruit off their bushes. Others loathe the sight ...

EUGENE, Ore. — A new species of fungus has appeared on the Southern Oregon coast that may pose a threat to the state’s commercial blackberry crop, agriculture officials say. The strain of rust fungus, ...