It's juicy! Look at the photo, it stained my pinky! I agree a trait I never thought about but you are corrrect in that observation BB are juicy compared to RB. I have yet to try the others so no comment (yet) on them. Also as for the raspberry royality, mine never took, a replacement is coming. So it wasn't very vigorous! Yeah i also have Double Gold, and Crimson Night, yet to taste but will this fall! After tasting many blackberries it's hard to describe raspberries as rich except Fall Gold. But I must admit I have tried very few so far.

All of them. I have even read that they will eat some of the tropical varieties that are to potent for humans. But definitely any of the temperate types would be fine. I have had goats for 8 years.

Gary - OMG! The second video is even more frightening than the first. Of course, the creepy soundtrack is the perfect addition to set the mood. :) I truly have nothing to compare to it, but just for the sake of amusement and self-confession, here are a few of my not-so-favorite things: Japanese lanterns - oh, look at the pretty little lanterns that dry so well for arrangements... look at the root system that goes straight down to hell and out from there! Caught that one in time, fortunately. Mint - no further words necessary Comfrey - NEVER put this in the main garden - another one I caught after not so long and managed to move to a spot where it didn't matter. Wine grapes Blackberry - sent to me by accident when I ordered something else - it has since taken over a large area - fortunately not in my vegetable garden, but if I ever want to get it out, it will take a bobcat to do it. Rosa rugosa - thought I wanted some rose hips...:( Tomatillo - friends gave me this one; I found out I don't even like it in salsa - no getting rid of it now And add to this list one I am not responsible for since it was some former owner who put it in to graze horses or cattle on - canary grass. Perennial Pea - this was already here, too, but I innocently encouraged it a little in one area of my former flower garden (note that I say "former"), instead of lifting my hands in horror, and immediately ripping the invader out. I cannot thank you enough for this eye-opener on running bamboo!

Before anyone considers putting something in their mouth, it's a good idea to check on that particular plant and then check again. Don't be doing anything till you know all about the plant - what part is edible, etc. Good idea to do all your homework. I know someone looking for seeds of that - for that reason, I'm sure. Xtal