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• Dixie_Dude Posts: 704 Officer

  May 2013 #2

  What do they taste like?

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  May 2013 #3

  Uber sweet like a blackberry. Not one hint of sour.
  
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  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• Eastcoasttug Posts: 231 Officer

  May 2013 #4

  Poison berries.... You die now.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Just kidding!

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• rock_fish Posts: 11,808 AG

  May 2013 #5

  Coco plums?

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  May 2013 #6

  Cocoplums are yellow. I eat those from time to time.
  
  
  
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  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• Chuckc Posts: 4,398 Captain

  June 2013 #7

  Dunno but those look delicious.

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• SonOfAGunnin Posts: 5,085 Admiral

  June 2013 #8

  rock_fish wrote: »

  Coco plums?

  
  My guess as well.
  
  White inside?

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• Sharktagger Posts: 327 Officer

  June 2013 #9

  Dingle......

  "You're gonna need a bigger boat"........

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• gandrfab Posts: 21,685 AG

  June 2013 #10

  

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #11

  SonOfAGunnin wrote: »

  My guess as well.
  
  White inside?

  
  Yes it's white-ish.
  
  
  
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  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• SonOfAGunnin Posts: 5,085 Admiral

  June 2013 #12

  hittin'_bottom wrote: »

  Yes it's white-ish.
  
  
  
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  Coco plum
  
  

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #13

  Negative on the cocoplum. I eat cocoplums and know what they are and how the tree looks. Def not cocoplums.
  
  Besides, these fruit grow on thin stems the same way a cherry does. Not on sticks.

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• Jboat Posts: 1,337 Officer

  June 2013 #14

  Cherry?
  
  
  Jason

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #15

  These are some of the seeds. Not like a regular cherry seed.
  
  

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• rock_fish Posts: 11,808 AG

  June 2013 #16

  Only other thing I can think of is a muscadine
  
  Or some non native rare fruit they planted

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• Calusa Posts: 11,881 Officer

  June 2013 #17

  Those are Florida Huckleberries.

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #18

  Looked on Google and the huckleberry doesn't have the same little petals on the bottom. I don't think that's what these are.
  
  I'm gonna have to go down to that guys house again and ask. This sheet is driving nuts not knowing.

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• Calusa Posts: 11,881 Officer

  June 2013 #19

  http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/AzureDandelion/5558059/heirloom_garden_huckleberry_fruit_seed_garden_seeds_by_azuredandelion/handmade/plants/seeds/fruits_and_vegetables

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #20

  Sorry, I should have specified...
  
  The petals on these fruit are on the bottom. Huckleberries have the petals growing around the stems.

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• badbullgator Posts: 1,581 Captain

  June 2013 #21

  Service berry, some people call them wild plums
  
  http://rbulson.photoshelter.com/image/I0000WiXg5eMT5Vs

  "No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government"
  
  -- Thomas Jefferson, 1 Thomas Jefferson Papers, 334

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• INTREPID377 Posts: 3,737 Captain

  June 2013 #22

  You got them from someone else's back yard? I'd say they're Stolen Berries.

  
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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #23

  INTREPID377 wrote: »

  You got them from someone else's back yard? I'd say they're Stolen Berries.

  
  Ding ding ding!! Winner!

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• badbullgator Posts: 1,581 Captain

  June 2013 #24

  hittin'_bottom wrote: »

  Ding ding ding!! Winner!

  
  Stolen service berries

  "No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government"
  
  -- Thomas Jefferson, 1 Thomas Jefferson Papers, 334

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• frank Posts: 13,292 AG

  June 2013 #25

  hittin'_bottom wrote: »

  Uber sweet like a blackberry. Not one hint of sour.
  
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  please don't eat things growing off trees or bushes if you don't know what they are

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• hittin'_bottom Posts: 178 Officer

  June 2013 #26

  I've been eating stuff that grows from plants and trees all my life.
  
  If you could see this guy's yard you wouldn't have thought twice about eating those berries. Every plant and every tree has edible fruit in that place.
  
  This is a short list of what I saw:
  
  Mamey, mango, avocado, figs, marañon(the fruit cashews grow from), tomatoes, durian(jackfruit), caymito(star apple), anon(sugar apple), 7 pot chiles, naga chiles, chocolate habanero chiles........

  I've upped my standards, now up yours!!!

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• rock_fish Posts: 11,808 AG

  June 2013 #27

  durian != jackfruit

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• frank Posts: 13,292 AG

  June 2013 #28

  hittin'_bottom wrote: »

  If you could see this guy's yard you wouldn't have thought twice about eating those berries. Every plant and every tree has edible fruit in that place. ......

  WHAT IF HE PLANTED POISONOUS ONES FOR THIEVES!!!

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• got ants? Posts: 9,140 Officer

  June 2013 #29

  Sugar apple? Man I LOVE those thangs. Kinda like a mango crossed with sugar cane. So sweet it'll make yer teefs hurt.

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• rock_fish Posts: 11,808 AG

  June 2013 #30

  got ants? wrote: »

  Sugar apple? Man I LOVE those thangs. Kinda like a mango crossed with sugar cane. So sweet it'll make yer teefs hurt.

  
  
  You can even feel the sugar in them.

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• Fishshrimpsnorkel Posts: 1,396 Officer

  June 2013 #31

  Get a picture of the bush and a close-up of the leaves this time.

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