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Golden Berries a.k.a Cape Gooseberries | |
| LittleMe
I don’t want flowers when I die…  User ID: 78112659  Tonga01/13/2020 11:50 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :lmgooseberries: Top 7 Benefits of Golden Berries These flavorful, little gems are bursting with tart deliciousness. Each bite is also packed with goodness! Don’t be fooled by its small size because these nutritionally dense berries deliver incredible health benefits. Here are the top 7 benefits of golden berries. Add them to salads, smoothies, trail mixes, or just enjoy them on their own. #1. Bolsters Immune System #2. Reduces Stress & Anxiety #3. Promotes Digestive Health #4. Fights Inflammation #5. Detoxifies the Body #6. Delivers Antioxidants #7. Keeps Hunger at Bay [link to imlakeshorganics.com (secure)] Do you like these gooseberries? I couldn’t believe when I found them at my local grocery store. Natives from my Amazon Rainforest call them “pushahas”. When I was little I used to be looking for them between the weeds. Yummy, they’re so good! Last Edited by LittleMe on 01/13/2020 01:13 PM |
| Q33
User ID: 78187044  Canada01/13/2020 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :lmgooseberries: Quoting: LittleMe Do you like gooseberries? I couldn’t believe when I found them at my local grocery store. Natives from my Amazon Rainforest call them “pushahas”. When I was little I used to be looking for them between the weeds. Yummy, they’re so good! Those are not goose berries these are goose berries [link to www.irishexaminer.com (secure)] your's are another kind Cape Gooseberries |
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| LittleMe
(OP) I don’t want flowers when I die… User ID: 78112659 Tonga01/13/2020 12:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :lmgooseberries: Quoting: LittleMe Do you like gooseberries? I couldn’t believe when I found them at my local grocery store. Natives from my Amazon Rainforest call them “pushahas”. When I was little I used to be looking for them between the weeds. Yummy, they’re so good! Those are not goose berries these are goose berries [link to www.irishexaminer.com (secure)] your's are another kind Cape Gooseberries Well, they still are gooseberries... they’re not wearing the cape now. :lmbuhbye: |
| Q33
User ID: 78187044 Canada01/13/2020 12:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :lmgooseberries: Quoting: LittleMe Do you like gooseberries? I couldn’t believe when I found them at my local grocery store. Natives from my Amazon Rainforest call them “pushahas”. When I was little I used to be looking for them between the weeds. Yummy, they’re so good! Those are not goose berries these are goose berries [link to www.irishexaminer.com (secure)] your's are another kind Cape Gooseberries Well, they still are gooseberries... they’re not wearing the cape now. :lmbuhbye: lol you can have your shit tart berries bro! |
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| LittleMe
(OP) I don’t want flowers when I die… User ID: 78112659 Tonga01/13/2020 12:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They don’t have it anymore? |
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| Asymptote
User ID: 6272759 United States01/14/2020 06:54 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | These are very easy to grow. Almost easier than actual gooseberries They are an annual, which means you will need to replant each year. Gooseberries are perennial and one can seriously just take a broken branch, push it into the ground and it will root if kept moist. The alstroemeria in your picture are pretty as well, LittleMe. (though not as adorable as you) Currants are very closely related to gooseberries and will also root as easily. There are restrictions in many states on growing them (due to a disease with them and pine trees). Approaching the line "Be wary of mathematicians, particularly when they speak the truth." - Augustine I sign all my Karma Polymath supreme BTW.... Any grammatical errors (or incorrect words) are due to Spellcheck fucking hating me.....did you see, it auto fucking capitalism the word Spellcheck |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 5529818 United States01/14/2020 09:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | :lmgooseberries: Quoting: LittleMe Top 7 Benefits of Golden Berries These flavorful, little gems are bursting with tart deliciousness. Each bite is also packed with goodness! Don’t be fooled by its small size because these nutritionally dense berries deliver incredible health benefits. Here are the top 7 benefits of golden berries. Add them to salads, smoothies, trail mixes, or just enjoy them on their own. #1. Bolsters Immune System #2. Reduces Stress & Anxiety #3. Promotes Digestive Health #4. Fights Inflammation #5. Detoxifies the Body #6. Delivers Antioxidants #7. Keeps Hunger at Bay [link to imlakeshorganics.com (secure)] Do you like these gooseberries? I couldn’t believe when I found them at my local grocery store. Natives from my Amazon Rainforest call them “pushahas”. When I was little I used to be looking for them between the weeds. Yummy, they’re so good! Lilac and Gooseberries. |
| LittleMe
(OP) I don’t want flowers when I die… User ID: 75403117 Tonga01/14/2020 10:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | These are very easy to grow. Quoting: Asymptote Almost easier than actual gooseberries They are an annual, which means you will need to replant each year. Gooseberries are perennial and one can seriously just take a broken branch, push it into the ground and it will root if kept moist. The alstroemeria in your picture are pretty as well, LittleMe. (though not as adorable as you) Currants are very closely related to gooseberries and will also root as easily. There are restrictions in many states on growing them (due to a disease with them and pine trees). Yeah, I’m planning to grow them. I would love to have them in a greenhouse to protect them from the cold weather.  ... you’re blushing me! Have you heard of Maqui Berry? |
| Louis in Richmond
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78462069  Australia02/12/2020 08:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP nailed it. Cape Gooseberry, aka Goldenberry, are the best. If you're growing them, keep them well mulched as they have shallow roots. Shelter them from frost. Trellis them when they get bigger. Keep an eye out for 3-striped beetle and red spider mite on the leaves. Enjoy. |
| Lance Roseman From BC
User ID: 78389694 Canada02/12/2020 08:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you have the berries, take out a bunch of seed. You don't need to buy the seed! You already bought the darn berries and they are delicious. It is a rather sprawling plant akin to it's close cousin the tomatillo. But you can easily grow it in a large (like 5gallon min) pot. Here, Zone 8B Maritime, you can get them to somewhat perennialize. Ie, leave some seeds in situ and the plant will keep coming back. If you are not busy weaving your own magick, you are trapped in anothers spell. “It’s time you realized that you have something in you more powerful and miraculous than the things that affect you and make you dance like a puppet.” – Marcus Aurelius |
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