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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)
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10 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl10:08 pm

    pretty! i hope the birds will love them!

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  2. Caroline Gill11:43 pm

    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?

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  3. Draffin Bears3:14 am

    Hi Juliet,

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

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  4. Little Miss Titch7:36 am

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

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  5. The Weaver of Grass9:25 am

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

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  6. Anonymous10:07 am

    They look lovely - lucky you!

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  7. Optimistic Existentialist2:11 pm

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

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  8. Lucy2:40 pm

    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.

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  9. Captain Shagrat5:46 pm

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

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  10. RG4:03 am

    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!

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