By Amy Grant Raspberries can be expensive when bought at the supermarket due to their short shelf life and degree of difficulty when harvesting. Picking wild raspberries is a cost effective and enjoyable way to get your fill of these luscious berries. But how do you know when raspberries are ready to pick? Keep reading to find out about raspberry picking season and how to harvest raspberries. Harvesting Fresh Raspberries Berries have always been good for us, but of late they are getting even more of a pat on the back due to the flavonoids (anthocyanins) that give raspberries their color. Additionally, they are a good source of vitamin C, fiber and, although sweet, rank low on the glycemic index – making them an excellent choice for those monitoring their blood sugar levels. All that aside, they are just plain delicious. Raspberries are called brambles and reside in the genus
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