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The lingon berry, scientifically known as Vaccinium vitis-idaea, is a part of genus Vaccinium and Ericaceae family. Lingon berry is a safe to eat fruit which is generally picked from the wild. Lingon berry is native to North America, it can be found in open woods and forest and it generally prefers temperate or sub arctic climates. Lingon berries bushes have from ten to forty centimeters high and they grow on moistly, acid soils. Lingon berry has a semi-woody body with small, firm leaves and…

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There's no denying our love for raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries, but there's a whole world of berries beyond them worth exploring. The thing is, you probably won't find them at your local grocery store or even the farmers market. This is a guide to berries that are more likely found while foraging for food along roadsides and in your friends' backyards.

Alpine strawberries are quite easy to grow, and very hardy in marginal lands, like shady forests and snowy alpine hillsides Words: Ben Gaia Alpine strawberries produce smaller and less sweet fruit than their giant strawberry cousins of the holiday punnet. But as an addition to other berries or stonefruit in a midsummer dessert, their tartness sets off the other, sweeter flavours, and they are easier to grow than big strawberries. My best performer has been the white alpine strawberry, which…

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If you're a fan of bird-watching, check out our list of berry plants for birds to see them come and go all season.