loganberry
/ˈloʊɡənˌbɛri/
noun
- A dark red, juicy berry that is a hybrid of a blackberry and a raspberry, often used in jams, pies, and wines.
- She picked a basket of loganberries from the garden to make jam.
- He spread loganberry preserves on his toast for breakfast.
- The loganberry has a tangy flavor that works well in summer desserts.
- The plant that produces loganberries, a thorny bush with trailing canes.
- The loganberry in the backyard needs a trellis to support its long canes.
- Farmers prune loganberry bushes in late winter to encourage fruit growth.
- A single loganberry plant can produce several pounds of fruit each season.