Harvest-time: 1-2 weeks in July
Hands down my favorite berry. A hybrid cross between a raspberry and a blackberry, tayberries are so sweet that they practically melt in your mouth. A major downside is that they have a nonexistent shelf-life, so eat ‘em fast!
Harvest-time: 1-2 weeks in July
Hands down my favorite berry. A hybrid cross between a raspberry and a blackberry, tayberries are so sweet that they practically melt in your mouth. A major downside is that they have a nonexistent shelf-life, so eat ‘em fast!
Harvest time: Late July-August
Boysenberries are literal juice bombs. Bakers love their plump, built-in sweetness for jams and pies, but I actually prefer to eat boysenberries fresh. To me the seeds are less off-putting than most blackberry hybrids.
Harvest time: Late July-August
Boysenberries are literal juice bombs. Bakers love their plump, built-in sweetness for jams and pies, but I actually prefer to eat boysenberries fresh. To me the seeds are less off-putting than most blackberry hybrids.
For a fun interactive dining experience that tiny humans universally enjoy, stick a Toro blueberry inside of a Tulameen raspberry like it’s a mini ice cream cone.
For a fun interactive dining experience that tiny humans universally enjoy, stick a Toro blueberry inside of a Tulameen raspberry like it’s a mini ice cream cone.
Harvest time: Mid/late July- August
Toros can grow to be the size of a quarter and they have such a satisfying POP! when you chomp down. Blueberries tend to hold up better than most specialty berries, which makes them a handy travel snack to eat by the handful
Harvest time: Mid/late July- August
Toros can grow to be the size of a quarter and they have such a satisfying POP! when you chomp down. Blueberries tend to hold up better than most specialty berries, which makes them a handy travel snack to eat by the handful
Harvest time: July-August
I used to pop these suckers like Sour Patch Kids. Tulameens are sweet with a sometimes tart finish that’s super addictive. Plus they have an odd fuzzy texture that makes them weird/interesting to eat
Harvest time: July-August
I used to pop these suckers like Sour Patch Kids. Tulameens are sweet with a sometimes tart finish that’s super addictive. Plus they have an odd fuzzy texture that makes them weird/interesting to eat
Harvest time: Mid-to-late June
Shucksans are the most satisfying strawberry to bite into when they’re perfectly ripe and juicy. They often grow in weird-ass shapes, which makes it feel like you’re getting a two-in-one bonus.
Harvest time: Mid-to-late June
Shucksans are the most satisfying strawberry to bite into when they’re perfectly ripe and juicy. They often grow in weird-ass shapes, which makes it feel like you’re getting a two-in-one bonus.