What are the different berries around the world?

Berries have similar companions all over the northern hemisphere. Some plants are not Rosaceae, but they also bear berries. Most of them are call

What are the different berries around the world?

Berries have similar companions all over the northern hemisphere. Some plants are not Rosaceae, but they also bear berries. Most of them are called "XXX berries". Berries are actually small fruits of red or other colors rich in water.

Europeans have used it to make snacks and dishes since ancient times. European red raspberry (Rosaceae): European red raspberry is rich in fragrance and deeply loved by Europeans. It is often made into jam, juice and vinegar. Blackberry (Rosaceae): the fruit is similar to mulberry, and it turns black and sweet when it matures. Blueberries (Ericaceae): Blueberries are found all over North America and Europe.

Fruit is rich in water and tastes good. Cranberries (Ericaceae): Also known as cranberries, cranberries are traditionally eaten in North America, Russia and Northern Europe. It tastes sour. Add some sugar when you eat it. Gooseberry (Saxifragaceae): Also called gooseberry. There are sharp thorns.

It tastes sour and is often used to make jams and condiments. Red gooseberry (Saxifragaceae): There are no thorns, but there are many fruits, like grapes. Mainly grown in northern Europe and Russia, it tastes very sour.

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