| Blog series by XploreOrganics consisting of 2 parts so far |
Part 1: Wild Berries in Newfoundland
Although we have a very short growing season and are limited in the fruit varieties that can grow here, I am very lucky for the numerous wild berries that grow in our area. Wild blueberries are abundant although due to urban sprawl many blueberry picking areas are disappearing and the ones that remain are being harvested more densely but even so we still have a bountiful supply of these extremely tasty little berries. Wild Blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) Another common be...
Part 2: Well not wild, but in my garden now.
I purchased this high-bush blueberry this spring, the berries are much much larger than our wild ones, but not as tasty, regardless it seems to be doing well. Amazing large and flavourful respberries from a local nursery, 10 roots for $29…Looking good. Everbearing strawberries from Veseys $5 sale…25 plants for $5 and they are doing very well.
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Blog Series
- 2008 Garden Diary - XO - 3 parts
- A Tour Of My Garden - 2 parts
- Garden critters - 4 parts
- Harvest Time Recipes - Personal Care - 1 part
- Harvest Time...Recipes - 17 parts
- Harvesting 08 - 1 part
- My Macro Shots - 3 parts
- Seed Saving - 2 parts
- Synthetic Products & Natural Alternatives - 1 part
- Wild Berries - 2 parts
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