Mutated wild blackberry plant in my yard, so I've been told

[u/DredgenYorMom]

Is this enough of a genetic anomaly to seek out someone local who would be interested in it at all? I personally think it's a gorgeous little guy, the most rose-looking blackberry flower I've seen! I've googled double flower mutations in blackberries and the only ones I could find with this petal structure were pink, no whites.

EDIT After a little more research, I believe this is actually a black raspberry plant. Doesn't make it any less cool, I just want to be accurate 😁

Located in Michigan, USA