burning-bush, Pfaffenhütchen,

Euonymus europaea

Automne en Cévennes

no cherries, a kind of tiny apples.

don't know exactly, what it is and if they are eatable.

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Marzipan keep forever, I spend the day yesterday shooting birds and interesting items from our home,

A Plater of Marzipan on the link from Christmas.

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Hawthorn Fruit

hawthorn berries

Hawthorn trees produce berry-like fruits that have tart taste

Fruit from hawthorn trees looks like clusters of small, rounded berry-like fruits that appear from fall until winter. Hawthorn fruits have thick red skin covering creamy-yellow flesh. The fleshy, tangy fruit has between one and five stones in the middle, resembling small peach or apricot stones.

Hawthorn fruits grow between 0.5” and 1” (1.2 – 2.5 cm) in diameter. The fruits are edible; however, hawthorn fruit (including mayhaws) are notoriously sour and too tangy for most people. Hawthorn jams and jellies such as mayhaw jelly are the most common way to consume these fruits.

Although hawthorn fruit is more like a pome fruit, they are generally referred to as berries. This is because the small round fruits grow in clusters like many types of berries do. Depending on the Crataegus species, the fruit can be red, yellow, blue, or orange-yellow.

summer fruits

Barcelona - Spain

apricot

Small orange fruits on the bush, under the snow coverlet, seen next to the building where I live :)

Małe owocki pod śnieżną kołderką, wypatrzone na krzaku rosnącym obok mojego bloku :)

La cerise de Céret est un produit primeur de qualité du Languedoc-Roussillon qui, dès la mi-avril, vient égayer les marchés de ses couleurs vives, petit avant-goût des beaux jours à venir.

Présente et reconnue dans la région de Perpignan dès le XIème siècle (et surement depuis l’antiquité romaine), la cerise trouve un environnement propice dans le Vallespir, ce qui fera la fortune de Céret dont les délicieuses cerises précoces sont attendues tous les ans avec impatience.

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Experiment with a lime, a lemmon and my own hand

Sweet Chestnut

Malus

Piquant de prime abord, on a tous un bon côté... grillé ou en confiture ...!

Dried Fruits

Around Christmas time the fruit on sale reminds me of childhood when in one's Christmas stocking was an apple and orange. Fruits from the world over

Tallinn - Estonia

Cotoneaster frigidus (tree cotoneaster) is a species of flowering plant in the genus Cotoneaster of the family Rosaceae, native to the Himalayas. It is a tree up to 15 metres. The red berries are highly attractive to many birds. The fruits are carried in such huge clusters that they weigh down the branches.

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