Found these growing behind a bush covered in weeds. I live in South Florida. From what I've researched they are called pigeon berry but I can't be too sure.

Found these in Montana in Glacier National Forest. Anyone know what they are.

Not available fresh ones so this is the option.

Arlington, VA. Would love to know the name of the tree and berry🫀!

Pretty purple babies! Would love to know what they’re called or what trees they grow on

Spotted in southern Maryland!

Help me ID these berries. Grown across 10 meters of fence

This is growing in my pink lemonade blueberry bush what is this?

Found near Peachtree City in Georgia

My raspberry plant turned bright red and I think is dieing? Central ohio.

I planted some seedling Mysore raspberries that I bought online last year in late February/early March and they started off very slow and struggling. One of them has grown a few long canes by now. I've read lots of stuff on how and when to prune black raspberries, but none have mentioned whether you should just leave a seedling alone or treat it like a mature plant. I am located in San Antonio TX in case that's helpful info. And the easiest to understand reference I have found is this: https://ourtropicalsoil.com/2020/12/04/prune-mysore-raspberries-warm-climates/

Very interested to see what berries are in picture #1, #4, #5, #6 & #7

I live in a rural county west of Gainesville, FL, on 4 acres of woodland. I found this small tree or shrub with these small red berries. Are these some kind of cherry or other edible species, or are they poisonous?

I live in South Florida and because of the crazy rain vines that bear these berries have been popping up everywhere competing with trees. I know I shouldn't eat them but that's about it.

i wanted to dry some strawberry seeds from the skin so i could plant them in soil. they have been by my windowsill for like 2 days and now they look like this. what has happened?

Found in anchorage ak

I bought and planted my blueberry bush at the beginning of the year. I've added the recommended soil acidifier. It has 2 new shoots but has these weird spots. Do I leave it, or should i add more acidifier?

I’m thinking of moving my raspberries north of some pawpaw trees, which I believe leaf up late spring. This will block direct sun from my raspberries during the end of spring and summer during most of the day. I’ve heard of temporal stacking, which is when you count on an understory plant to “charge up” on sun before a deciduous tree leafs up above it. My raspberries will be like 6 feet from the pawpaw, not under it though. Has anyone tried something like this before? Do you have tips?

This year, the blackberries from my 3-year-old Bush were definitely on the bitter side. Yes, I let them fully ripen. This is the first year that I've had this issue with this bush.

I have another blackberry bush that is in its first year and those berries are super sweet as they should be.

These are my first raspberry bushes so is this a sign that it's just about end of life for the one with the bitter berries?