What’s that string of bright red, waxy berries in the hedge?
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The hedgerows in Cornwall are full of different fruits at this time of year. The strings of bright red, wet-looking berries are Black Bryony. The berries are very noticeable, unlike the small, insignificant flowers seen earlier in the year in … Read More

Black Bryony on the South West Coast Path
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This climbing plant with glossy, exotic leaves is common in Cornwall and we often see it in the hedgerows on the South West Coast Path. Insight into Black Bryony (Tamus communis): the only British member of the tropical yam family … Read More