Black berries fields.

A part of the peninsula I live in is planted with black berries . It`s produce more the 75 % of all the berries in our whole country .
The ball shaped trees are pollard willows . The line of reed in the middle is a ditch with growings .

[mittens (Marilyn)]

There sure are a lot of beautiful berry plants there. Excellent shot.

[Diana Moss]

A very interesting view of the crops

[👑 AnaZad]

Great tones of green. So nice to have fresh blackberries.

[Beryl Lloyd]

How lovely -- one of my favourite fruit --I love apple and blackberry pies !

[Kathy]

I woner, when I see this, if this is a field you can pay to pick your own. They like to do that here.

[Margo]

Very interesting capture

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I am truly amazed at how many crops grow in your country- the word verdant comes to mind!

[Susiangelgirl]

So many goodies, love blackberries.

[Barb Newcomb]

I agree with Ann - so much growing in such a small place! ( compared to Australia, that is)

[Bep]

Ziet er veelbelovend uit.

[Dione Giorgio]

Fresh air for sure in this magnificent area of Holland, Pyrrhula. Another wonderful capture of the Dutch countryside and thanks for the info.

[alia_801]

So much variety in that scene - the different trees, the blackberries, the reeds.

[Denise Wood]

Our blackberries grow wild here - and VERY prickly bushes :)

[Merrelyn]

Nice capture and such variety of plant life.

[Chris K]

your country is like a huge fruit and vegetable shop. Why do they pollard the trees

[Nina Ganci]

awesome! I take it you live close to the country and farming lands? Is it part of your work?