Edible: Wineberry (Asian raspberry) [Rubus phoenicolasius]

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2		Wineberries Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Mar 25, 2000
10		Wineberries, or Asian raspberry. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Apr 22, 2001
11		Wineberries. Note hairy thorns. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Apr 22, 2001
3		Wineberries (Asian raspberries). Source: Alley Pond Park (Woods), Queens, May 14, 2000
4		Wineberries (closeup). Source: Alley Pond Park (Woods), Queens, May 14, 2000
16		Wineberries. Stems are round. Source: Central Park, May 30, 2005
5		Wineberry Source: Central Park, Jun 10, 2000
6		Wineberry closeup Source: Central Park, Jun 10, 2000
17		Wineberry. Not native, so parks have been removing them. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 01, 2006
12		Wineberry. A couple weeks too early. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2001
13		Wineberry. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2001
18		Wineberries. Ripening very early. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2011
19		Wineberries. Ripening very early. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2011
14		Wineberry. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 08, 2001
7		Wineberries Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 09, 2000
20		Wineberry. Source: Inwood Park, Manhattan, Jul 17, 2011
8		Wineberries. An Asian raspberry. Humans have taken most. Source: Central Park, Jul 29, 2000
9		Wineberry closeup. Source: Central Park, Jul 29, 2000
15		Wineberries. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 29, 2001
1		Wineberry (Wild Raspberry) - out of season. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Nov 28, 1999

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