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** these varieties ripen late August to Early september. Best picked with a [http://www.groworganic.com/pole-fruit-picker.html picking basket] on a telescoping pole. Watch out for cyclists if standing on the bike trail! The back end of the stick gets... dangerous. | ** these varieties ripen late August to Early september. Best picked with a [http://www.groworganic.com/pole-fruit-picker.html picking basket] on a telescoping pole. Watch out for cyclists if standing on the bike trail! The back end of the stick gets... dangerous. | ||
* oregon grapes | |||
** especially abundant outside of Benjamin Hall Hall. Late August? People make jelly out of it, but I haven't been tempted yet because better berries are in season when they are ripe. | |||
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I love fruit! I pick it all around town. At the University of Washington, you can find:
- strawberries
- in the medicinal herb gardens
- strawberry tree
- red fruit in a spiky coat. Ripens in September-October. Some people find the exterior unpalatable, but I'm keen.
- blackberries
- (of course!) starts mid-August
- European Cornel
- apples along the burke gilman
- these varieties ripen late August to Early september. Best picked with a picking basket on a telescoping pole. Watch out for cyclists if standing on the bike trail! The back end of the stick gets... dangerous.
- oregon grapes
- especially abundant outside of Benjamin Hall Hall. Late August? People make jelly out of it, but I haven't been tempted yet because better berries are in season when they are ripe.
