Saturday, 19 October 2013

Berries

It's a good autumn for berries of all types!
Whitebeam berries at Musselburgh (not edible as far as I know)

elderberries near Corstorphine Road (can be used to make jam or wine or tea)

10 comments:

TexWisGirl said...

pretty! i hope the birds will love them!

Caroline Gill said...

I hope this good year for berries will lure the Waxwings in our UK direction! Is there any truth in the old wives' tale about a hard winter?

Draffin Bears said...

Hi Juliet,

Oh how lovely been able to pick berries like these.
Enjoy
hugs
Carolyn

Little Miss Titch said...

I think today is the day to make some sloe berry and apple preserve,xx Rachel

The Weaver of Grass said...

The redwings have arrived here so it will soon be goodbye to our berries.

Anonymous said...

They look lovely - lucky you!

Optimistic Existentialist said...

Beautiful berries! I used to pick berries with my grandma :)

Lucy said...

It's been a good blackberry year here, among others, but the sloes were quite sparse and the little mirabelle plum non-existent, probably because of the late cold spring. You win some you lose some! I made blackberry liqueur anyway.

Captain Shagrat said...

Hi I made elderberry syrup the recipe from the blog, lovely greens...

RG said...

Love to see the variety of fall berries!

We made a LOT of freezer jam with black currants once. It was AWFUL! Tossed it all after just a few bites! Should have tasted them first!