They are not as big as concords. The are about the size of blueberries. They are almost all seed, not much flesh. I think it's great when u find something on your land that could b used. I think we have gotten so far out of touch with small farms and producing on our land that it's great when u find surprises like this.
wild grapes?
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Chuck52
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Those are still bigger than the wild grapes on my place. I sometimes eat a few of the wild grapes, but then I'll eat the little cherries off a black cherry tree, too. Wild fruits are fun to try....if you are careful!
Chuck
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They appear to be what most folks around here refer to as either "possum grapes" or "fox grapes"...
Rocksprings
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Dad use to call them mustang grapes down here in South Texas. Very sour until ripe. :drool:
