mmmm, those look good, hope you’re into sharing!! LOL! One of mine is doing well, the other doesn’t have a single berry on it. Love the second picture, must have taken it yesterday because I don’t think we’ve had a lick of sunshine today!
Heh… if there are as many as it looks like there will be, we may HAVE to share. And yes, photo was taken yesterday—though maybe I should have pretended that our corner of the world was unusually blessed…
Ah, but wild blueberries are much better than cultivated ones… rather like wild strawberries. More work, though!
Chersaid:
We are very lucky this year. I only have eight plants which are 3 years old and this year they are so loaded I’ll actually be able to make some blueberry jam which is my favorite. There may even be enough for a pie or two. But what the blueberries offer the strawberries lack this year for us, as there is so much rain the berries are rotting faster then I can pick them. Such a same. I’m hoping the second flush in the fall will make up for this springs failure.
It hasn’t been a good year for strawberries so far, that’s for sure. We have some ever-bearing ones, but they don’t really get enough sun, so they’re still a long way from ripening. Maybe by the time they do we’ll have summer!
mmmm, those look good, hope you’re into sharing!! LOL! One of mine is doing well, the other doesn’t have a single berry on it. Love the second picture, must have taken it yesterday because I don’t think we’ve had a lick of sunshine today!
Heh… if there are as many as it looks like there will be, we may HAVE to share. And yes, photo was taken yesterday—though maybe I should have pretended that our corner of the world was unusually blessed…
I bought a couple of bushes a couple of years ago but no berries yet. have to go get them in the forest, but not yet.
Ah, but wild blueberries are much better than cultivated ones… rather like wild strawberries. More work, though!
We are very lucky this year. I only have eight plants which are 3 years old and this year they are so loaded I’ll actually be able to make some blueberry jam which is my favorite. There may even be enough for a pie or two. But what the blueberries offer the strawberries lack this year for us, as there is so much rain the berries are rotting faster then I can pick them. Such a same. I’m hoping the second flush in the fall will make up for this springs failure.
It hasn’t been a good year for strawberries so far, that’s for sure. We have some ever-bearing ones, but they don’t really get enough sun, so they’re still a long way from ripening. Maybe by the time they do we’ll have summer!