The dewberry is a small, sweet fruit that resembles a blackberry but grows on low, trailing vines rather than upright bushes. Dewberries are dark purple to black in color when ripe and have a similar flavor to blackberries, with a balance of sweetness and tartness. They are typically smaller and more fragile than blackberries, with a softer texture. Dewberries are commonly found in the wild and they can be eaten fresh, used in desserts, jams, and preserves, or added to baked goods like pies and cobblers.

What is a "dewberry"?

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