Where do they pick these *WILD* blueberries? Are these berries really wild?
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They are not completely dry and taste better than alternatives. I do not work for the grower nor distributor, so I cannot directly answer your question. What I do know is they are considered "wild" blueberries, which - after a 20 sec Google - gives this definition: http://www.wildblueberries.com/news/faqs.php
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I didn't have a bag of Goji Berries to see where they come from, so I went on line and looked them up. Looks like most come from China. Check Youtube, you can also grow your own. Sorry, I wasn't much help, but I do love them in my smoothies. You have to soak them in water to soften them if you want to eat them plain.
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a medium sized berry. Very pretty, but not the huge ones that are seen sometimes in the grocery store, that may not be organically grown as our are
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To be honest. I am usure of if it's wild or farm raised, and I just finished a bag and sent it to be recycled, so I can't look at the bag to tell you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't know but these berries are hard and dry and kind of tart or sour, not very sweet; there is no way they are going to go bad, I think they would keep for a really long time. I haven't even tried eating them the way they are, by the way; I re-hydrate them first in water, then put them in the blender with some other fruit.
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Quite a few - I didn't count them but hundreds, maybe? They're strawberry seeds from tiny strawberries - no bigger than a chigger. I had pretty decent germination (greenhouse) from them and the transplant survival rate was good but the plants themselves weren't great producers. They make for pretty borders but the fruits are tiny and nothing to jump up and down over and the plants were pretty light and water sensitive.
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It's based on weight so measure the weight of the blueberries and make sure it matches the number of ounces on the can. It will definitely not be full, but only a third full does seem strange.
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The Kamut is whole berries. So, the picture is right, but the description is wrong. amazon should change it to avoid confusion.
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Hi this is Alyssa from Palouse Brand. If wheat berries are stored in a dark, dry and cool place they can last for years.
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Hi, I can see that happening, but I don't know why. I don't control the images ... that's Amazon's system. I do have just ONE berry blend left. If you click on that item, you will be shipped the Berry, not the greens. Thanks for pointing out the photo problem. I'll report that to Amazon. .... Pam @ CrateMates
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I don't recall but i can only advise that you should steer clear of these. The odder is that off Elder berrys combined with what I imagine Cree Braton (The Office) stinks like. As I had spent alot of money on them i continued to use up what I had until I was told no more BJ's unless I throw them out.
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Don't eat them and you won't need to worry where they came from. Hang them outside for a nice accent to the garden...Darwins' theory regarding adaptive selection and mutation from the environment is not working in your favor on that question.
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There is, but they wind up sending random ones. I got 3 of the same flavor in a 6 pack order and 2 of another and then blueberry.
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Yes blueberry, and if you check the local Big Lot stores, you will probably find them in stock for about $60.00
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There is no such thing as pineberry seeds. If you harvest the seeds from a pineberry and plant them you will get a regular strawberry not a pineberry. If you want pineberrys you can buy starts from a few places- I use Burpee.com for seeds and starts. Then when the plant sends out runners, cut them and plant them :)I move my strawberry plants into the garage for winter and they will keep producing the next year. Good luck, they really are a cool plant, sweet and small fruit.
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It may be the drought, it may be that cherries are out of season now. I bought fresh cherried in Travers City, Michigan at a farm stand last week and they were terrible.I should have known better, only one farm stand had cherries and they definitely had been stored a while. Peaches and blackberries were in season.
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I planted mine late last year too, after they would have produced berries. This year they have started to spread and are growing. Looking forward to getting berries this year. Watch out for snails and slugs!