Do any of you girls make this jam? I would love to try some. I read it's a very invasive plant and people like to harvest as much as possible to keep birds from spreading it. Maybe you have something on your want list that we can barter for.
Farmgirl #5111 Farmgirl of the month October 2014 Blessings ~Kelly~
I hadn't heard of it either and googled it. Wow. Now, I wish I had some of that noxious stuff. The story of how it was planted in the 60's and 70's as fast growing to recover land was interesting. That is how we found Acacia berries in our city. Those trees were planted along some of our park trails.
Farmgirl sister #3926
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but the belief that something is more important than fear." Ambrose Red Moon
Hi girls Sorry life is getting the best of me lately. Nicole yes it is very invasive. I debate planting it. Between deer and huge pill bug problems most invasives do not survive in my yard. Do you have deer that eat it? I am starting to dabble in permaculture so it does interest me in possibly planting.
Farmgirl #5111 Farmgirl of the month October 2014 Blessings ~Kelly~
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Krista
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Posted - Nov 10 2017 : 11:00:15 AM
This is new to me as well. Very interesting! I'm curious about it now. Kelly, if you try it will you let me know what you think?
ISO....autumnberry autumn olive jam
Posted - Nov 04 2017 : 11:02:50 AM
