| rdfs:comment | - Dewberry is a fruit-talent fairy who appears in the Disney Fairies Games. Most often found in Midsummer Hills or Summer Glade. She can turn seeds you give her into fruit which can be used to dye thread. Her bio states:
- Gender: Female Faction: Alliance Race: Gnome Class: Rogue Profession: Gnomish Engineer, Miner Hobbies: Engineering, cooking Age: 48 Guild: Emerald Mosaic Usually found in: Stormwind or anywhere in Outland
- The dewberries are part of genus Rubus, subgenus Eubatus and belong to the rosaceae family and they resemble very much with blackberries and raspberries. Dewberries are small brambles with purple or black berries. Dewberries are mostly common in the northern hemisphere and they can be found from March to august. The white dewberry flowers produce small green berries which become purple or black when they ripen. When they are ripened one may have difficulties in picking them because dewberries are very fragile and their purple juicy stains. Dewberries are used for preparing cobblers, jams, juices, pies, sauces and the tea made of dewberry leaves has numerous medicinal benefits and they are known for treating diarrhea. There are many species of dewberries such as Mayes dewberry, Aberdeen dew
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| abstract | - Dewberry is a fruit-talent fairy who appears in the Disney Fairies Games. Most often found in Midsummer Hills or Summer Glade. She can turn seeds you give her into fruit which can be used to dye thread. Her bio states:
- Gender: Female Faction: Alliance Race: Gnome Class: Rogue Profession: Gnomish Engineer, Miner Hobbies: Engineering, cooking Age: 48 Guild: Emerald Mosaic Usually found in: Stormwind or anywhere in Outland
- The dewberries are part of genus Rubus, subgenus Eubatus and belong to the rosaceae family and they resemble very much with blackberries and raspberries. Dewberries are small brambles with purple or black berries. Dewberries are mostly common in the northern hemisphere and they can be found from March to august. The white dewberry flowers produce small green berries which become purple or black when they ripen. When they are ripened one may have difficulties in picking them because dewberries are very fragile and their purple juicy stains. Dewberries are used for preparing cobblers, jams, juices, pies, sauces and the tea made of dewberry leaves has numerous medicinal benefits and they are known for treating diarrhea. There are many species of dewberries such as Mayes dewberry, Aberdeen dewberry, European dewberry, Northern dewberry, Southern dewberry, Swamp dewberry, Upland dewberry and Pacific dewberry which generally have the same characteristics with small differences, for example the European dewberry, scientifically called Rubus caesius, are smaller and they have a bitter taste even when they are ripe.
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