How to Identify Huckleberry in Winter | Distinguishing from Toxic Lookalikes!

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Berries from the genus, Vaccinium, include some of the most delicious: blueberry, huckleberry, sparkleberry, and farkleberry! In this video we use our ID skills to be able to distinguish it from toxic lookalikes that may even be growing entangled in the branches!
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24 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@choccolocco 4 дня назад

What a great example with the honeysuckle berries. So easily overlooked especially in a more stressed situation.

@FeralForaging 3 года назад

What winter identification would you like me to cover next? Let me know!

@amandabaker4496 Год назад

Maybe wintergreen

@NCBotany 21 день назад

This makes me wanna go look for some Viccinium. :)

@aegisbrax5325 Год назад

Thank you!

@Missourioutdoors1 3 года назад

I drink pine needle tea, full of vitamin c and A. Would love to see a video and your take on it.

@FeralForaging 3 года назад

Pine would be a great wild tree to cover in winter! When it still has leaves, I drink Persimmon leaf tea which is absolutely loaded with Ascorbic acid!

@amandabaker4496 Год назад

I have drank white pine needle tea(thanks to euell gibbons) but heard all pines are drinkable. I would enjoy a video about that.

@amandabaker4496 Год назад

I saw berries similar but most leaves were dried or gone. The berries were kind of in clusters but what i noticed is the branch felt soft to the touch. Im in ohio. Any ideas?