Free Images - SnappyGoat.com- bestof:schlehe berries blue bush fruit blackthorn prunus spinosa schlehendorn heckendorn german acacia prunus steinobstgewaechs amygdaleae rose greenhouse rosaceae

Click Here for More Images from iStock- 15% off with coupon 15FREEIMAGES

Blueberries on a branch in an agricultural field.

A close-up shot of branches with blackthorn fruits

Blueberry plants ready for picking in August

Blueberry bush. Ripe blueberries growing on a farm.

Blueberries are scattered on a wooden table

Green and blue berries of blueberry on the bush.

Photo taken in Horn-Bad Meinberg, Germany

some calafate berries in Patagonia, a little acid but very tasty and refreshing!

This is a photograph of a bush full of blueberries growing on a New Jersey farm on a summer day in Middlesex County

Fresh organic blueberrys on the bush. Vivid colors

Blueberry farm in August summer morning. Garden and closeup of blueberry bush for picking with many ripe hanging cluster of fruit texture and blurry background.

Wild black berries on a bush branch in an autumn forest or park closeup

Close-up of fresh organic blueberries on the bush

Thorny shrub in the rose family (Rosaceae) with cluster of ripe purple fruit in Autumn

Summer fruit on a Barberry tree - photographed in Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK.

Close-up of ripe blackthorn berries on a branch

Aronia berry bush - superfruit that boosts your body’s immune system to combat stress-related diseases, close up

Branch of fresh Blueberries on white background.

The blackthorn or sloe tree is native to the UK and covered in thorns The small dark blue berries can be picked in the late autumn. Whilst the fruit are too bitter for humans to eat, they are often used to make wine and sloe gin.

A close up photo of wild blueberries ready to be picked at a farm.

Blackthorn plant loaded with fruits from which the pacharán is obtained.

Blueberries On The Branches On White Background

$Dense deciduous Shrub, 1-4m, with spiny Branches. leave oval, dull green, toothed. Flowers white, 10-15mm, solitary, but dense on Branches, appearing before the leaves. Fruit rounded, 10-15mm, black with a bluish bloom, acid tasting.\nHabitat: Woodland, Shrub and Hedgerows, often forming dense and extensive Thickets. Flowering Season: March-May. \nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the far Western and Northern Areas.\n\nThe Species is known as Herbal Medicine.$

The sloes are stone fruit family from the rose family - Rosaceae

The organic orchard is filled with Jubaticaba fruits

Free Images: "bestof:schlehe berries blue bush fruit blackthorn prunus spinosa schlehendorn heckendorn german acacia prunus steinobstgewaechs amygdaleae rose greenhouse rosaceae"