milkmansdaughter
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Nanny berries? 
I have no idea what that is! Off to google I go...
I have no idea what that is! Off to google I go...
Do you grow fruit trees or berry bushes?
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Britesea
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@milkmansdaughter the only thing I've done with the chokecherries is make a jam with it, but I've seen recipes for making juice or syrup or vinegar with them, and also using the juice to make a chokecherry tart. Chokecherries are very closely related to black cherries
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mythreesons290322
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That is awesome beekissed!
frustratedearthmother
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Blackberry brandy? YUM - that sounds awesome!
milkmansdaughter
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When we were kids mom always gave us a shot of blackberry brandy if we had stomach cramps or were sick...
My favorite jelly/jam is beet jelly, and it's a gorgeous color. Mom always made it with strawberry. Sorry, I don't have a recipe.
My favorite jelly/jam is beet jelly, and it's a gorgeous color. Mom always made it with strawberry. Sorry, I don't have a recipe.
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you guys are making me jealous. No more excuses! I have more than enough wood chips to start a bte orchard. It's time to get in gear
Britesea
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@mythreesons290322 the crab apple liqueur tastes like apple, but more intense. I tried making liqueur using sweet apples and it was very bland- the crabapple and the quince were both apple-y and a bit tart. I think the sweet apple would have been better with some spice added, like a cinnamon stick or 3
sumi
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Makes two of us! Especially when I read about all these yummy things they are making with the produce. I love berries and miss having fruit trees, but until I am on my own property, I'm not keen to buy and plant too many bushes and trees that I may not stick around long enough for to see the produce.
Devonviolet
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Oh yes, I forgot my fig tree. That was the first tree I bought after we moved here. I LOVE figs! I have, since my neighbor, in Lake Worth, TX, let me pick everything I could reach over the chain link fence between us. I got our 6 foot ladder and reached as far as I could. Those were some yummy figs!!!
milkmansdaughter
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OK. PM your address to me. And I hope you'll take lots of pictures and post them here. I think there an old post here about starting your own trees.
