The leaf looks like it's in the family of cherries, peaches, etc, but
the double fruit and something about the way that the fruit looks--a bit
streaky--isn't quite right.

Can anyone tell me what it is, and if it is edible?

http://www.phlaunt.com/jennysgarden/18435483.php

"Jenny" wrote in message
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The leaf looks like it's in the family of cherries, peaches, etc, but the
double fruit and something about the way that the fruit looks--a bit
streaky--isn't quite right.

Can anyone tell me what it is, and if it is edible?

http://www.phlaunt.com/jennysgarden/18435483.php

It's a honeysuckle, but I'm not sure which one. Perhaps Lonicera maackii.

NOT EDIBLE. I was taught to keep hands off double berries like that.
according to raintree "PLEASE NOTE THAT ONLY BLUE VARIETIES OF
HONEYSUCKLES ARE EDIBLE."


On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:28:35 -0400, Jenny
wrote:

The leaf looks like it's in the family of cherries, peaches, etc, but
the double fruit and something about the way that the fruit looks--a bit
streaky--isn't quite right.

Can anyone tell me what it is, and if it is edible?

http://www.phlaunt.com/jennysgarden/18435483.php

AlanG wrote:
"Jenny" wrote in message
. ..

The leaf looks like it's in the family of cherries, peaches, etc, but the
double fruit and something about the way that the fruit looks--a bit
streaky--isn't quite right.

Can anyone tell me what it is, and if it is edible?

http://www.phlaunt.com/jennysgarden/18435483.php

It's a honeysuckle, but I'm not sure which one. Perhaps Lonicera maackii.


I think you put me on the right track. It might be "red bush
honeysuckle" or maybe twin berry honeysuckle. Now that I think of it, I
did notice some honeysuckle-like flowers along the lawn border earlier
in the spring.

Looks like they are poisonous, or at least nasty. Birds are giving them
a wide berth and we have a lot of birds.


Thanks!