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Well, i saw someone else here wrote about picking up cans for recycling, so I guess i'll admit here that i've been picking berries (blackberries and raspberries) around my suburban neighborhood (not in people's yards). I walk nearly every night for excercise, and often bring an acrylic cup with me, which i can fill up with about a half cup of berries, plenty to put on my breakfast cereal in the morning!
Raspberries are very expensive in the store, and it's nice knowing they're organic, too.
There are many places where brambles like these grow wild. I also like to pick wild grapes; their sweet smell can often lead you to where they are. The skin is very bittger, the inside is sweet.
I've got apple trees in my yard, but they've always been too wormy to eat, and i don't like to spray pesticides, so i let the deer have them. I also have gooseberries, strawberries, blueberries and cherry in the garden, but mostly in quantities too small to really be good for more than an occasioanl snack.
Raspberries are very expensive in the store, and it's nice knowing they're organic, too.
There are many places where brambles like these grow wild. I also like to pick wild grapes; their sweet smell can often lead you to where they are. The skin is very bittger, the inside is sweet.
I've got apple trees in my yard, but they've always been too wormy to eat, and i don't like to spray pesticides, so i let the deer have them. I also have gooseberries, strawberries, blueberries and cherry in the garden, but mostly in quantities too small to really be good for more than an occasioanl snack.
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