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LAST YEAR WE HAD A DECENT CROP OF BLACKBERRIES. DESPITE THE LARGE AMOUNT OF RAIN IN THE SPRING THE BEES WERE ABLE TO DO THEIR JOB! YOU GO GIRLS!

Blackberries

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Garden Huckleberry

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Tasteless when raw and unsweetened, but can be made into delicious mock blueberry pies and preserves. Use about 1 pound of berries to ½ cup of sugar for best flavor. Good for freezing and canning. Get recipes here.

Gooseberry Giant Cape

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The cape gooseberry is native to Brazil and was grown in England by 1774. It was cultivated by settlers at the Cape of Good Hope before 1807. The delicious yellow-orange fruit grow inside paper-like husks that are easy to peel. They are great dipped in melted chocolate or made into pies and preserves.

Ground Cherry

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Native of eastern and central North America. Outstanding Polish variety prized for its unique flavor- super sweet. Can be used for preserves, pies, over ice cream, or in fresh fruit salads. The ½-¾" fruits are encased in a papery husk that turns brown when the fruits ripen. Stores 3-4 weeks in the husk. Get recipes here.

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