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Gardening

Locut0s

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2. Red Huckleberries?...

Reply to jtuck004 (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 24, 2013, 09:40 PM

Jul 2013

Like the ones in the photo I posted? I don't mind eating those when I come across them but they are so sour that I have difficulty seeing eating any quantity.

Not to mention they are so small it would take forever to pick a cup full

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What wild berries can you identify and pick in your area?... [View all] Locut0s Jul 2013 OP

Huckleberries, around Spokane and North Idaho. Lot's of jtuck004 Jul 2013 #1

Red Huckleberries?... Locut0s Jul 2013 #2

Blue. Good, too. It's like a religion to some of these folks. And the secrecy jtuck004 Jul 2013 #5

Since I'm in basically the same corner of the world as you are (Olympia, Wa) opiate69 Jul 2013 #3

Interesting I've thought of trying mushrooming... Locut0s Jul 2013 #8

Definitely wise counsel... opiate69 Jul 2013 #11

Thanks for the link... Locut0s Jul 2013 #13

Blackberries Aerows Jul 2013 #4

When fully ripe they shouldn't be tart at all... Locut0s Jul 2013 #9

Just had black currants, gooseberry and rhubarb oatmeal crisp. Fresh berries from the garden. applegrove Jul 2013 #6

Nice! nt Locut0s Jul 2013 #10

Blackberries are the big one XemaSab Jul 2013 #7

Elderberries and black raspberries TuxedoKat Jul 2013 #12

Mulberry, black raspberry, elderberry, blackberry, gooseberry, little wild strawberries mtnester Jul 2013 #14