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American elderberry · Cherry elaeagnus · Hazel · Maypop · Serviceberry

📍 1236 Oak Ridge Dr, Memphis, TN 38111, USA
American elderberryCherry elaeagnusHazelMaypopServiceberry Added by owner
🗓 Season: August · September · October · June · July
🔍 When is it ripe?
American elderberry: Blue-black berries in flat clusters; cook before eating. Ripe when uniformly dark blue-black and heavy. Also note: elderflowers in June are edible raw and excellent for cordial.
Hazel: Green husks turn brown and pull back from the nut; ripe nuts fall freely or shake loose. Gather before squirrels. Dry in a warm place for 1–2 weeks for best flavour. Catkins (male flowers) are edible in early spring.
Serviceberry: Small, round, turning from red to deep purple-black. Sweet and blueberry-like when fully dark. Birds eat them as soon as they ripen — check daily. Best fresh or in pies and jam.
Private yard with no access from sidewalk. Email for additional details regarding fruit or seed. Serviceberry (aka Saskatoon, Juneberry) Goumi, Elderberry, Comfrey and more. joelgulledge@gmail.com WildRuby Permaculture ~For Birds~
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