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July 07/25/19, 05:21:56 PM

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Wild Raspberries
The wild Raspberries are in season, did you get some?

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July 07/25/19, 05:25:29 PM Reply #1

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Re: Wild Raspberries
Get 'em before Yogi does!
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July 07/25/19, 06:02:01 PM Reply #2

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Re: Wild Raspberries
The patch we usually pick is a bumper crop and they were almost as big as the garden variety.
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July 07/25/19, 06:19:42 PM Reply #3

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Re: Wild Raspberries
Yes, and I have a ton.  The only problem is that they are taking over my yard.  I'm surounded by trees and they are back in the woods and now are coming into my yard.  Don't get me wrong.  I have been harvesting them over the years but they sure spread.  Will have to wack them down some.  good luck.
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July 07/25/19, 06:40:20 PM Reply #4

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Re: Wild Raspberries
Do you guys ever make jam or jelly with them?
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July 07/25/19, 06:50:37 PM Reply #5

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Re: Wild Raspberries
Quote from: Reinhard on July 07/25/19, 06:19:42 PM
Yes, and I have a ton.  The only problem is that they are taking over my yard.  I'm surounded by trees and they are back in the woods and now are coming into my yard.  Don't get me wrong.  I have been harvesting them over the years but they sure spread.  Will have to wack them down some.  good luck.

I have one daughter that comes home every year just to harvest raspberries....it's almost like a tradition...  :rotflmao:
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July 07/25/19, 10:00:12 PM Reply #6

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Re: Wild Raspberries
I've been eating the wild ones at my land for several weeks now.  No sign of bears getting them first.  Yet.
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July 07/25/19, 10:12:52 PM Reply #7

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Re: Wild Raspberries
Not so great a crop here in the vermilion area yet. Got a few.
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