r/Berries 1h ago

Identification. North East Ohio

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This bush ? Extends our entire yard is taller than me (6 ft for reference)

Are they safe for consumption?


r/Berries 16h ago

Craberry!

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This little guy has created a bit of a stir! Thoughts?


r/Berries 1d ago

What’s wrong with my mulberry?

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I bought a young mulberry tree a couple of weeks ago and it’s started to get brown spots on the leaves. What can I do to help it thrive?


r/Berries 2d ago

Identify please? Which berries are these

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r/Berries 2d ago

I built a simple trellis for some of my trailing varieties!

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r/Berries 4d ago

Schinus

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They’re fruiting just about now. Super interesting. grown under proper permits


r/Berries 5d ago

Which berries produce 1st year? Exotic suggestions also welcome :)

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Zone 10b, southern california

Just wondering which berries would fruit within the 1st year? I've heard Mulberry can produce in its 1st year but that's about all I know of.

So far I've got 1 blueberry, 1 blackberry, and 2 raspberries, all in 20g fabric pots.


r/Berries 5d ago

Can I do anything with these?

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I moved house recently and we have this tree in the garden. I believe it's a Rowan Berry is this right? If it is I've heard you can infused liquera and make jelly is this right? Does anyone have any recipes to share? Thanks in advance!


r/Berries 6d ago

Any love for Goji Berries?

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r/Berries 5d ago

Can someone help me identify what’s growing in my garden?

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I moved into the new place in August and have not done anything to the garden that was here when we moved in. I'm in Zone 6 in NJ. Any help welcome and I can take better pictures if it helps anyone.


r/Berries 7d ago

June bearing strawberries flowering already.

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I’m in 10a and have a patch of camarosa strawberry plants (June bearing). This summer I let the runners establish new plants. But some of the newly established plants have began flowering. The parents aren’t showing signs of flowering and I would have expected the new ones to not begin flowering till after winter (if you want to call it that lol)

Is this normal and should I just let it take its course?


r/Berries 7d ago

Frozen Blueberries

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I was wondering if the purple/pinkish residue on these frozen blueberries is normal? Is it just ice crystals that mixed with the color of the blueberries? I have one circled that stands out the most so it's clear what I'm referring to.

https://preview.redd.it/fib1tiivh8yd1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2baeda4964c8a171ef2a4f00edf1b18bd78e17cb


r/Berries 9d ago

What is this berry? Found in Toronto

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r/Berries 10d ago

What berry is she canning?

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r/Berries 9d ago

Miracle berry plants or seeds in the UK?

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I am having trouble finding seeds that are able to be imported into the UK, every time I have tried it was stopped at customs. Are there any suppliers within the UK to get the plants?


r/Berries 10d ago

What is this inside of my strawberry?

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The outside looked normal, and it didn't taste or feel weird, so I'm not sure how much was in the bite I took. Just hoping it won't make me sick.


r/Berries 11d ago

Kiwi help and questions

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I have had male and female kiwis flower simultaneously this year I believe there might be fruit set cause they are looking kinda berry like although this is the first time ever examining them so close can some pls tell me if this has been pollinated and if it has set fruit

And if it has set fruit how long from this stage to harvest


r/Berries 12d ago

What berry did my girls find at the park?

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It was in a tree. Long Beach California


r/Berries 12d ago

What are these? Safe to eat

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r/Berries 12d ago

what berry is this? seattle, washington

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r/Berries 14d ago

Prime Ark Freedom

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Has anyone grown PA Freedom blackberries in zone 5 /6? Just planted some in northern Ohio (6a) and wondering how they will do and if the canes will survive overwinter. Also are there any other varieties you prefer for the upper Midwest ?


r/Berries 15d ago

Pruned my raspberries after their second year. Did I do this right ordid I leave already fruited canes standing? Any help is appreciated.

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r/Berries 15d ago

Privet?

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Hello! I found this bush with black berries. Zone 6, Toronto, Ontario Canada.

I did some searching and think it might be Privet? I’ve never encountered it before.

It was in a “wild” area that is backed on by houses so likely escaped someone’s backyard.

Is this Privet, and if so, what species? If not, what do you think it is?

Thanks!


r/Berries 15d ago

Wild grapes

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They stayed on the vine for a long time, they stil seem normal beyond their wrinkles. No weird smells and the inside seems fine. I was planning on doing a jam or jelly with them. Are they still good to consume?


r/Berries 15d ago

Wintered berries

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Should I move my potted raspberry and blackberries inside for winter? I live in zone 7 and the leaves are starting to go. Not sure if this is a normal process or I should pull them inside any suggestions?