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Eat em or something
Those won't grow here
🤣 thank you for the sage advice. Making wine with gpas recipe. Will send you some if it’s worth a shit.
Godspeed
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Reminds me of blackthorn sloes
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My folks grew these in covington county. They have a few vines.
I am in Baldwin county though!
My grandparents grew them and my grandfather made wine. They lived in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
We’re making some wine, if it’s any good I’ll share a bottle!