Cornelian Cherry Dogwood (when and how to harvest)

[@Sam-tg4ii]

My mouth is watering as I'm watching this ;)

[@JOHN1010KNOWNBYHIM]

Thank you i harvested some from my tree, thank you so much, and just as you said the one on the ground was sweet... long island ny

[@wildedibles819]

I love choke cherry I'm assuming that they are the same the darker and wrinkler the better lol like raisins :)

[@EatThePlanet]

Choke Cherry you can eat right off the tree when they look ripe. They are not very sour but can be bitter. Cornelian Cherry(which is a Dogwood) is very sour and not bitter.

[@philipbriney4430]

We are lucky chokecherry bushes and elder berry grow everywhere and wild plum!

[@wildedibles819]

@@philipbriney4430 love it

[@billjim334]

Awesome. Do you eat wild black cherries?

[@EatThePlanet]

Yes, often. They are very common in my area

[@MyNaturalWay]

Where are you located? Can I buy some from you?

[@philipbriney4430]

I have two seedlings of different varieties started hoping to make jelly in a few years!

[@evelinnikolli7215]

Where is located i want to buy

[@OshinAttari]

In Iran We Call this Fruit "Zoghaekhte" and We use A Lot of in Our Food and has Very Sour Test This Plant Is Native Of Southern Europe Caucasus and Iran

[@EatThePlanet]

Thanks for the firsthand experience. I was just speaking with someone from Iran the other day and was very exited to tell him that I am growing this tree.

[@hopedeclared3673]

Squirrels keep eating ours but hope to be able to try some.

[@philipbriney4430]

Squirel is tasty !!!

[@edbuell3181]

The ones I found are almost black

[@johnmathews3190]

With mine, the darker the sweeter and milder they are. I have grafted varieties that have just started fruiting this year. Two of them are extremely good and very much like sour cherries but without the disease and bug problems. I also, like him, wait until they fall off the tree and collect them from the ground.