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Originally Posted by Jeff Layman[_2_]
If it is evergreen, it might be Rubus tricolor, although that has leaves
with a reddish edge and the stem hairs tend to be pinkish. It could also
be a hybrid of R. tricolor with any of the raspberries and their ilk
(including tayberries, loganberries, etc).
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Cheers, it does look a lot like one. Don't think the leaves always have the reddish edge, as in this one:
http://www.aphotoflora.com/images/ro...31-07-10_3.jpg (looks a lot like mine). Mine actually does have pinkish hairs; think my camera messed up slightly!
I also came across
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Rubus_phoenicolasius but that one seems to have its berries in clusters, and bigger berries.
I tried one berry - it was quite tasty but there's small hairs in the berry which makes eating it a bit uncomfortable :/ Oh well. Thanks anyway
