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Location: Bonner County, Idaho

posted 2 years ago

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Here is my very first BB submission! There is a random wild plum tree that grows in the middle of our little town behind the gas station at the border between two empty lots. I had a total blast getting in there and climbing between the branches like a little kid, lol. Picked over 23 lbs today; going back tomorrow with a ladder to get the ones up at the top!

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This tree is almost certainly in someone's yard but it's looking pretty abandoned. Thankfully the road crew with a lawn mower came by so I didn't have to fight blackberries to reach the pear tree. I've gotten 3 harvest so far.
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Fall pear picking. This tree is next to the road a few miles from my house.

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Autumn olives grow all over pastures here. It's treated like a weed in most places, but these I found on a dirt road, and there were thousands to harvest! I'd count this as a "small, pin, or bush cherry" they're not in the same family, they are called Autumn Olives, or Silverberries. they're about the size of a pea and have a little seed/pit shaped like a tomato that is edible. Great in pies, tarts, fruit leather, jam, even ketchup!

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Earlier this year, I harvested bush cherries. This species is also known as "Nanking Cherry."

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I found highbush cranberries, also known as cramp bark. Now I'm excited to make a "cranberry" sauce and have the bark medicine!

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posted 1 year ago

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I don't have a scale but this is about 7 cups of cherries and I would be surprised if it isn't two pounds. With the pits and all atleast.

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posted 1 year ago

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I harvested over a pound of small blackberries, with my daughter eating them nearly as fast as I could pick them. The photos show 4.45 oz + 6.3 oz + 6.95 oz = over 17 oz (16 oz = 1 pound)

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posted 1 year ago

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It's that time of the year folks, blackberries are ripening. I'm only bleeding a little after this. I harvested these small blackberries that the birds planted for me.

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Here's my submission for this BB. I was able to find plenty of chokecherries around here last fall. I've included a picture of one of the trees, plus some in a bag from an initial foraging trip, and the rest in a bowl. I've included a picture of the bowl tared on the scale to show its weight wasn't included.

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posted 1 year ago

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The black raspberry season is winding down here, but the past month's haul was nice, > 20 lbs total in the freezer. Family prolly ate as much.

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The source of most of the black raspberries. Don't need a safety rail if the retaining wall is guarded by brambles.

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17 oz of fresh blackberries (a little over a pound, as a pound is 16 oz). going to pick more tomorrow

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32 oz blackberries

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More than two pounds of fresh red elderberries. The plan is to cook and seed and use as an accent in a fermented hot sauce.

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I picked three quarts and a cup of elderberries. I didn't weigh them but I would guess it's more than two pounds.

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I had a great year for raspberries, despite the drought. and came home with 80 oz/5 pounds of raspberries when it was all said and done. These come from my favorite park.(I also found some gooseberries, yum C:)

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I also had a pretty good year for Mulberries: Here's what came from a bout an hour of harvesting: 50.6oz, or 3.16lbs

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Submitted for your viewing pleasure, 2 pounds of sunchokes from a few plants I found down my walking path. I've been eyeing them all season and was happy to get out before our first bout of snow.

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Evan Ward

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Kia ora, my first Submission for an NZ attempt at PEP. Hopefully it makes the northern winters feel a bit warmer
All harvested from a wild blackberry patch in a farm drain on the roadside

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posted 7 months ago

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This was a 2 day activity. First I found the mulberry trees and tried to stow away as many as I could but the trees were just SO tall! The second day I brought a garbage can to stand on and a tarp to collect the berries. It took a fraction of the time on the second day. The jars were split between how they would be used: fresh eating, seed saving, freezing, and another fresh eating jar (for the second day).

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Huckleberries!! Carissa showed Kelly and I a lovely patch. I brought back 1 lb, 5oz

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It's serviceberry time kids!

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There are so many serviceberries at WL! So delicious!

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I collected 1 1/4 pounds of serviceberries during the SKIP 2024 event at Wheaton Labs. Then, shared them with the many hungry residents of Cooper Cabin.

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Ally Richardson

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While foraging at Wheaton Labs, I was able to gather one pound of serviceberries (which will later be turned into muffin or most likely pie).
The following photos show the serviceberry plant the foraged food came from, as well as the picture of the bounty on a scale showing the weight.

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We picked serviceberries today!

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The blackberries are comin on something fierce near our “seasonal creek” aka the irrigation canal.
These are not intentionally cultivated, rather have exploded out of control for many years, and after seeing them go both unmanaged and unharvested the entire time I’ve lived here, I took matters into my own hands. Literally.

I harvested over 6lbs today!

Question for the reviewers: I split this into two bowls, after measuring all together. If i submit the 4lb bowl in a second post, would that count as “do 2 more” out of the “do 4 more from the fresh list” or would you all prefer I submit 4 individual posts of 2lb bowls each? (Trying to balance meeting requirements with not spamming folks and making life easier for reviewers).
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Hiked up a mountain a picked just shy of 4.5 lbs of huckleberries this morning, I thought well
I better go check and look to see if it’s apart of the curriculum, sure enough 😊

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I found nanking cherries in a nearby open space. They're so small that my manual cherry pitter won't effectively remove the pits.

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I found so many delicious plum trees in the valley by a ditch in my local open space. I harvested them using reusable grocery bags but I couldn't easily weight the flexing bag so I weighed 3 mixing bowls and divided the harvest between the 3 bowls since my scale couldn't handle weighing more than 11lbs when I attempted to use a 5gal bucket.

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I found elderberries in the wild for the first time this past Sunday. I harvested a bunch and was all happy I had over a pound only to find out I needed 2 lbs. for this BB. I went back today and now I have enough. 2 lbs. 0.35oz.

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I’d like to submit this single post for the entire

do 4 more items from the fresh list (duplicates from the fresh list are okay)

I’ve harvested a total of 7 more pounds of blackberries and 2 pounds of elderberries.
Both of these items are in the 2 pound list, so hoping I can count the blackberries as do 3 and the elderberries as rounding out my 4th.

Please let me know if this would be better as 4 individual posts for each!

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Apples! I didn't tare the container because I *obviously* exceeded the 20lb mark.

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- Apples from a neighbor don’t count here.
- Apples from a homestead that has been abandoned for at least five years does count.
- Apples oddly growing in a place where there has never been any cultivation counts too (probably a discarded apple core led to the tree).
- Apples that are the result of guerilla gardening do count.

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I beat the squirrels this year to some black walnuts- 24 lbs.

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Picked over 2lbs of elderberries from the wild.

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I didn’t put it on the scale because it was obviously more than 2lbs. I think you can see this from the amount that’s in the basket.
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