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Flavor in the Distance
There are many types of wild fruits that people use for jam, jelly and syrup. These are harvested locally by those who are aware of a unique fruit that are not cultivated. It is made on stove tops in small … Continue reading
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Tagged berry, food, fruit, fruit growing, jams, jellies, nature, recipes, Viburnum, wild fruit
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Diversity Explored: The Wild Blueberry
When my father and his friend from the post office purchased 140 acres of wetland in central Michigan in the mid-1960’s they knew that it was a swamp and generally unusable.The price was roughly $100 per acre at the time. … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, blueberry, fruit growing, plant breeding, wild blueberry, wild crops, wild edible
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