It's picking time

Started by ddurbin, June 13, 2012, 11:19:16 AM

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ddurbin

I've gathered about 5 qts of sand plums from a nearby patch with lots more still ripening.  Also notice some blackberries starting to ripen.  Anyone else out picking yet?

flintauqua

I expect some jelly from those sand plums!
"Gloom, despair, and agony on me
Deep, dark depression, excessive misery
If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all
Gloom, despair, and agony on me"

I thought I was an Ayn Randian until I decided it wasn't in my best self-interest.

farmgal67357

What the heck is a sand plum? Never heard of 'em......
Lisa
Lisa

Ole Granny

#3
Picked some thiis past weekend in Elk County.  
Also, two Blackberries.  Yummy.
Sand Plums grow on a bush.  Tiny orange red plum (when ripe) but packed wiith flavor.  
Critters love them too.  Makes a terrific jelly but sweet eating too.
"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

Wilma

They grow wild in pastures, along roadsides, creeks, etc.  They bloom white early about the same time the redbuds are blooming.  Never get very tall unless you are a small child helping pick them.

bjdsmom

I would sure like to find some for jelly.

Leona Odle

Wow!
we had a bunch coming on, now they are all gone. All our spots have had the same thing happen.  :(
"A dog is man's best friend, because he wagges his tail and not his tongue"

ddurbin

Are your spots readily accessible to others?  Someone else may be beating you to them.  Also, deer, raccoons, crows and a buch of other critters like them too, so you may have them as your main competitors.

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