Solved Soft Fruit Identification

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    Thanks noisette, that confirms what I have I think. Yes it will be great seeing what pops up.

    I managed to prune all the soft fruit this afternoon, the blackberries have ferocious thorns.

    Next job will be getting a fruit cage and tying in the new canes.
     
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