Rubus chamaemorus is a species of the rose family. In Newfoundland it is named bakeapple and used as a jam or in a pie. This plant is native to the regions where we spotted this in the northern region of Newfoundland.


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Rubus chamaemorus is a species of the rose family. In Newfoundland it is named bakeapple and used as a jam or in a pie. This plant is native to the regions where we spotted this in the northern region of Newfoundland.
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such an interesting looking plant! Love the color of it.
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Thanks ..it was something I have never seen.
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Yes, I had never heard of them till I went to Battle Harbour NFLD
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Yes first time I have ever seen these in Nfld.
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I’ve never these berries before!
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Very interesting that I have only seen once.
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What a cute name and an even cuter berry. A cloudberry pie sounds delicious.
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Thanks . First time I have seen these .
Anita
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I have not seen these before … it’s a really unusual looking berrie.
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I have seen these a while back but they are very delicious.
Anita
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They look so plump and delicious! I can imagine they must be fabulous in desserts. 🙂
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Rebecca they are very unusual. But they are very yummy.
Anita
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Wow, they look so different from roses that we are familiar with. LOL.
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They are very rosy red . LOL
Anita
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Unusual to me but quite attractive!
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Thanks . But are very delicious.
Anita
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We have eaten and plucked cloudberries in Lapland
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Lapland. – that is very interesting to see these Cloud Berries
Anita
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The berries are different looking, I’ll try one.
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I will send them over to you ..LOL
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Anita, those are really cool berries 😀
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Thanks Cee.
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