3 ounces Meyer lemon juice. Wedge of Meyer lemon. Ripe dewberries. ¼ cup fine sugar in a saucer. Rim 2 martini glasses with a lemon wedge and dip the glasses in the sugar.

Dewberries are just as Southern, prized and finicky as ripe tomatoes on the vine. You never know how they're going to turn out. I start worrying in early March — searching for the fragile, rose ...

Gardeners sometimes decide that a fast-growing plant is just the thing for their yard. They would like a vine to cover a trellis or a vining groundcover to cover bare soil. Sometimes good ...

When dewberry season is over in a few weeks, that’ll be it until 2011. There are ways to extend the pleasurable taste until next spring: Jams, jellies, sauces, and freezing the whole berries in ...

Dewberries have low, vine-like growth habits which rarely reach heights more than two feet. Dewberry commonly has slender thorns with red hairs on the stem and seeds in their fruit are much larger ...

Q: What is the difference between a blackberry and a dewberry? Jerry Hopkins, DecaturA: They are both members of the Rubus genus, along with hundreds of other species.

Standing tall near Marion Square, home to Charleston, SC’s seasonal festivals, this former federal building has been transformed into the Dewberry, a posh boutique hotel that opened in June 2016 ...

Most people have never heard of a dewberry, let alone seen one. Roy Newsome sees thousands of them every day this time of year. "I've got about 2½ acres of them," Newsome said. "I picked 50-some ...