Well, it would keep them at bay long enough for you to be able to recover the wood! I love that whole genus, Rubus, but yeah, some can spread rather prolifically! 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Very prolific up in the Pacific Northwest my friend..... the birds carry the seeds from the farms down below, and blackberries cover just open land just about everywhere!!🙄
Yes, I've seen that, and it can make certain areas almost impassible indeed! I have an Indian species here that is also showing itself to spread quite quickly, and it's a thorny bugger too, but man are its fruit wonderful! 😁🙏💚✨🤙
That definitely can be a Catch-22… delicious fruit, yet very thorny and difficult to harvest…….OUCH!😬😳
Oh indeed, and this Indian species, called a Mysore blackberry here (though I think that it's really a black raspberry), produces huge amounts of delicious fruit in wave after wave, and harvesting them requires a whole lot of care, I must say! 😁🙏💚✨🤙
You live in a wonderful place where you can harvest delicious food just outdoors!!😀
That's true, my friend, and I'm very grateful for it! There are so many edible plants and fruits here! 😁🙏💚✨🤙