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they're also available at a local walmart as rootstock. I bought one. If i find a nursery that has it i will buy more, but i like growing "weird" plants that no
by genewitch 3y ago
they're also available at a local walmart as rootstock. I bought one. If i find a nursery that has it i will buy more, but i like growing "weird" plants that no one has heard of, like soapberries, kumquats, that sort of thing.
- SEJeff 3y agoLookup beauty berries. Their fruit is edible and makes a nice jam. True to their name, they’re beautiful when fruiting.
- genewitch 3y agothose grow wild all over the land here, i just found out what they were called last year; although i had heard they're not edible but to leave them for birds. I'll ask the Ag Center if they're safe to eat.
- SEJeff 3y agoPlease do ask your AG center, but they’ll tell you they’re safe to eat. I make a jam of sorts with the berries. They’re not real sweet but are totally edible
- pvaldes 3y agoBirds have their own plans for the Callicarpa berries, but are excellent plants for dry shadow. And leaves take a rare true-pink tone in fall.
- ChoGGi 3y agoCan I recommend Saskatoon berries; they've a nice nutty taste, great for jam, and dog safe.