In Norway we have STIKKELSBÆR in our gardens

But do you have jabuticaba?

>>213070548
No, we do not have that.

In Switzerland, we have Biquinhos in our living rooms.

we call it 'karusmari', the 'bear berry'

i prefer the green ones. the red ones are a bit too sweet, but great for home wine.

>>213070267 (OP)
It's kryzhovnik. I really like it btw. Have like 4-5 bushes on my dacha.

>>213070651
we call it Chrusle or Chruselbeeri in Swissgerman.

>>213070267 (OP)
Do you have zhymolost' btw?

>>213070871
I don't think so

>>213070871
do they grow good outside of siberia?

>>213070991
Why not?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lonicera_caerulea
>>213071113
Not only in Siberia. Haven't seen them in the wild here, but my grandma gathered it in the forests.

>>213071157
Maybe we have them, but I haven't seen them.

>>213071113
Sorry, I misunderstood your question because I'm drunk. Yeah, they grow good. Here in the Ural region and around at least. Wiki states it grow in Leningrad oblast as well.
The only problem with them are thrushes. They eat it very quickly, because it is one of the first berries to ripe.

>>213070267 (OP)
Looks like a soda apple

schnapps

>>213071347
in my garden the only problem is with hornets. they really like the cherries. smaller birds are under control because we have eagles and falcons and crows who boss the sky

Ok.

>>213071710
>hornets
*they are assholes too for eating the house, but i meant wasps :D

>>213071775
hornets eat wasps

>>213071775
I remember how we were eating hot smoked fish with my family in my childhood. And plenty of wasps were flying around just biting off pieces of the fish meat and flying away.

>>213070267 (OP)
I see you have karviaismarja

>>213070267 (OP)
VINBÄR

looks pretty, not a thing available here

>>213072338
lol yeah they like grilled meat too. every time one of them takes a piece away i feel like it's just sitting there on a branch laughing at me while eating

>>213072444
We have it too. Black one is my favourite.
We call it smorodina.

>>213072444
jam/juice/wine

>>213071530
It doesn't grow on my dacha. But I got some from my grandmother's sister. Pretty tasty.

As we do in Montana. Thanks for bringing them btw

do you have quinces in your country ?

>>213070267 (OP)
I have no idea why we call them groseilles à maquereau (mackerel redcurrant or pimp currant) but I find them too sweet

>>213070548
what do they taste like?

>>213071530
Those are everywhere but not good for anything but liquor, we call them prunelle (small plum)

>>213072444
My mother has all of these in her garden, she makes damn good jam

>>213072631
googling it apparently some people make wine from it here too, it must be delicious

>>213070267 (OP)
>>213070703
we call them tsarigrad grapes for some reason

>>213073702
they also make great walking schticks, anglos call it blackthorn. but yeah, schnapps.

>>213070267 (OP)
kosmulja

>>213073964
schnapps is good :D I have an uncle who makes pear liquor, it's the best thing you can drink, he wouldn't sell it in a million years

>>213073702
>what do they taste like?
It's kinda a mix between grape and lychee. The pulp texture is more on the lychee side.
The pulp is usually very sweet and more gooey and elastic than a lychee's. The skin is chewy and a bit bitter, but it's up to personal preference whether you wanna eat the skin or not, as once it bursts, it practically falls off the pulp.

>>213072444
Mustaherukka, punaherukka, vaaleanpunainen herukka, valkoherukka

>>213070871
We call that hunajamarja (honey berry) or haskap.
It's quite new in Finland and I haven't tried it yet

>>213070267 (OP)
>>213072444
I have both of these in my garden btw.

>>213070267 (OP)
My grandma had them as well.

>>213070871
Blueberries da long way.

>>213076735
Wow it looks like someones phobia. Like the tree has ticks.
>>213078253
why did you post those hateful futa.

>>213078356
Because I can