White Loganberry?

[Lovell]

All sorts of loganberrys

All sorts of loganberrys here just trying to to find them sorry to be a nuisance.

[veggiechicken]

It is definately a bush,like a blackberry bush.I have been puzzled about this myself,but its no dream.They did exist,cant believe nobidy of heard of them.I will be doing alot of research myself.If i'm up that way where they were,i will be having a look the problem is things change so much,whether its there or not will have a look.

Blackberries and loganberries grow on canes and they're normally thorny.
Mulberries grow on trees though they will be small trees to start with. They are not thorny. The leaves are different.

The photos you've put up look like yellow raspberries.

[veggiechicken]

All sorts of loganberrys here just trying to to find them sorry to be a nuisance.

They're not all loganberries - just various sorts of berry including blueberries.

[swaine]

Happy new year

[Bigmallly]

You can't just leave it like that swaine............what is it?

[lottie dolly]

All sorts of loganberrys here just trying to to find them sorry to be a nuisance.

to me they look like a selection of various berries

2 are very definately blueberries,cannot identify any as being a loganberry,as they are a longer fruit,more like the large black currant one in your selection,looks like some golden and red raspberries,

[mothhawk]

You can get a pure white blackberry, it was first bred in 1894 by Luther Burbank, so if it was crossed with a white raspberry, the result should be white loganberries.