Last week, I was concerned that the new primocane raspberries I just planted may have been damaged by 2,4-D and dicamba herbicides (i.e. Four Speed, Ortho Weed B Gon) that was sprayed on a lawn nearby to kill creeping Charlie. These herbicides are highly susceptible to drifting through the air and damaging (injuring) plants nearby. My grapes were showing injury symptoms, but they are the "canary in the coal mine" so to speak, for dicamba and 2,4-D injury because they are extremely susceptible. So I went online to find photos of what herbicide injury looks like on raspberries, but did not find anything. From there, I sent out an email to a network of fruit Extension specialists throughout the Great Lakes region for answers. Several of them provided helpful photos of herbicide injury on berries. Below are a collection of photos of herbicide damage, primarily on raspberries, with a few on strawberries and blueberry as well. Fruit growers can refer to these photos if h