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kdsorceress on the occasion of her birthday. (I don't know how interesting you'll find its content, but I wanted to wish you a happy day.)
Growing in a particular spot near the bikeway in East Arlington are three plants I'm not familiar with (and also pokeweed, which I know thanks to a post in this space a couple of years ago). Two I'm guessing are not edible; the third sure looks like an edible grape but the fact that there are still many, many bunches of them within easy reach suggests that other foragers know better. I offer cake and ice cream to whomever can positively identify all three. The berries and leaves are grouped in comments below.
kdsorceress on the occasion of her birthday. (I don't know how interesting you'll find its content, but I wanted to wish you a happy day.)Growing in a particular spot near the bikeway in East Arlington are three plants I'm not familiar with (and also pokeweed, which I know thanks to a post in this space a couple of years ago). Two I'm guessing are not edible; the third sure looks like an edible grape but the fact that there are still many, many bunches of them within easy reach suggests that other foragers know better. I offer cake and ice cream to whomever can positively identify all three. The berries and leaves are grouped in comments below.
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Date: 2015-08-28 05:58 pm (UTC)Its leaves look like bay leaves, maybe slightly bigger.
Its bark is dark brown but flecked horizontally like birch.
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Date: 2015-08-29 02:32 pm (UTC)perhaps so called choke cherries.
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