Can someone identify this berry which was growing wild outside Ft. Pickens? As you can see, it is a smooth berry which turns black when ripe; more leggy shrub than vine. It is mildly sweet to taste and only one or two smallish seeds per berry.
And I'm still alive!
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http://www.sfrc.ufl.edu/4h/Wild_grape/wildgrap.htm
I'd say Fox Grape, and Robin agrees - tasty!
A
i concur.. fox grapes it is!!
yummy jellies and jam..
ummmm where's the peanut butter?
Thank you both so much for identifying the berries.
Lou, now that I know what they are I'd be less likely to say 'where's the peanut butter' than 'where's the FOX!' Ha!
I really enjoy these discoveries on the island and appreciate my blog viewers help in IDing them not only for me, but other viewers.
DJ
I can't say that I've ever heard of Fox berries but they look delish and the fact that you are still alive gives them great promise for a jelly or jam. I LOVE me some homemade jam, I only wish that I knew how to make it.
silly dj..
the fox has the peanut butter!!!
it's so obvious...
he's waiting for OI to learn how to make the jelly/jam!!!
then we can all join him for PBJ
sammiches!!
tee heee heee!!!!
Gimme a break: You a transplant ;Right"??. Take it from old "wore-out" you don't know nutton .
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