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Wild Berry Indentification
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Posted by downtown3 NJ (My Page) on Wed, Jan 18, 12 at 16:34
| Hey Guys
I went on a hike this afternoon and stumbled on some type of bramble berry which has me stumped at the moment. It was found under a tree canopy attached to a thorn-less host bush. I thought it may be an edible berry but with it being winter it is rather difficult to identify with out its fruit or flower. Any ideas? Take a look at the quick video I posted of it. Thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRQaVQqGz-k
Matt |
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RE: Wild Berry Indentification
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| Looks like a rose (Rosa sp.). There are many wild roses and rose hips are edible. Rose hips are high in vitamin C and have been used to make preserves and tea. But before deciding to try and propagate your cuttings, just make sure it is not the dreaded Multiflora rose. FataMorgana |
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