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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: would anyone be interested in trading tropical fruit for yummy northern berries?
« on: March 10, 2025, 08:51:50 PM »
Hey Splork,
dont know where you are in seattle, but if you go north "Blueberry Creek Reserve" on google, is a hidden U-pick for blueberries, an honor system one, you just leave money and walk down to their field, easy to miss since its just a little trail off the road.
Mercer Slough Blueberry Farm in Bellevue is also a great u-pick I used to go to a lot.
If you are looking for Salmonberries I remember finding a huge patch by Scriber lake park.
If you want to go super odd there are a bunch of Arbutus unedo (Strawberry Tree) along Don Armeni park along the waterfront in Alki or I also remember a bunch by UW I think along campus parkway and by UW Center for Urban Horticulture. Too gritty for me, but always a fun one to try.
Theres a bunch of Medlars planted by Swedish Hospital (they are pretty when its blooming) on First Hill.
For something a bit more organized there are several public orchards taken care of by the city and volunteers that are pretty fun to try and find in fall.
https://www.cityfruit.org/public-orchards/
dont know where you are in seattle, but if you go north "Blueberry Creek Reserve" on google, is a hidden U-pick for blueberries, an honor system one, you just leave money and walk down to their field, easy to miss since its just a little trail off the road.
Mercer Slough Blueberry Farm in Bellevue is also a great u-pick I used to go to a lot.
If you are looking for Salmonberries I remember finding a huge patch by Scriber lake park.
If you want to go super odd there are a bunch of Arbutus unedo (Strawberry Tree) along Don Armeni park along the waterfront in Alki or I also remember a bunch by UW I think along campus parkway and by UW Center for Urban Horticulture. Too gritty for me, but always a fun one to try.
Theres a bunch of Medlars planted by Swedish Hospital (they are pretty when its blooming) on First Hill.
For something a bit more organized there are several public orchards taken care of by the city and volunteers that are pretty fun to try and find in fall.
https://www.cityfruit.org/public-orchards/