Autumn Viburnum edule
By Greenthumb
- 16 Nov, 2010
- 11 likes
Though a bit sparse as far as foliage for a garden plant, this wild species is a great autumn color with bright red berries. This particular berry is all juice and has a distinct smell that fills the forest where it live for nearly two months. Can be very overpowering.
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They are edible, I think they make a wonderful syrup. Most people don't like the smell as it really gets overwhelming if you live in the hills. Kind of sickening and sweet.
16 Nov, 2010
Lovely autumn colours Greenthumb.
16 Nov, 2010
is it like rose hip syrup that we used to be given as children ~ to keep colds away?
16 Nov, 2010
Stunning shot, GT. Lots of colour and a real representation of Autumn.
16 Nov, 2010
Thank you Lin. :-)
There is a good bit of vit C in it, but the syrup is strong flavored and tart, not like a mild rosehips syrup. I like how it reminds me of summer when I have it in winter.
16 Nov, 2010
Thank you TOG. My favorite Autumn wild plant.
16 Nov, 2010
Lovely colour GT!
19 Nov, 2010
Thanks Pip. Just love looking at it. Always in nice patches, seldom alone. :-)
20 Nov, 2010
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i dont think we have anything like this, i dont remember any berries with a strong smell, are they poisonous?
16 Nov, 2010