We have some large, mature Podocarpus at our church and each year they bear
seeds. Today a fellow parishioner said someone told him they were edible and
he had eaten some. He said they would never replace blueberries but they were
OK. Are these things really edible? Anyone know?

Billy on the Florida Space Coast

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We have some large, mature Podocarpus at our church and each
year they bear
seeds. Today a fellow parishioner said someone told him they
were edible and
he had eaten some. He said they would never replace
blueberries but they were
OK. Are these things really edible? Anyone know?

Edible is as edible does. They won't kill you -- may even be
good for you -- but . . .

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - The phrase
'sustainable growth' is an oxymoron. - Stephen Viederman

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