Bramble is a type of thorny shrub that belongs to the genus Rubus, which includes plants like blackberries and raspberries. These plants are known for their prickly stems and produce small, edible fruits. Brambles typically grow in wild, untamed areas and can spread quickly, often forming dense thickets. The fruits of bramble plants are popular for their sweet flavor and are commonly used in jams, jellies, and desserts. Brambles thrive in various climates and are often found in temperate regions. They play an important role in local ecosystems, providing food and habitat for wildlife.