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Saskatoon berries: Identification and uses

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    by Lime Green Sphere

    There are about 20 species of Saskatoon berries native to North America. Cultivated varieties are typically hybrids between two or more of the wild species. In the past, Native peoples of North America used Saskatoon berry...read more

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    by G. Thomas Hart

    Saskatoon (sask tn) is a colonial woodland shrub which normally grows up to 3-4m in height under the canopy of trees, and often around the base of a hillside or near watercourses. It bears a rounded juicy fruit almost 1cm ...read more

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    by Franstan

    The Saskatoon berry is very similar to the blueberry, but smaller in size. It grows on small shrubs that rarely reach more than 8 m in height. The berries ripen in early summer and usually appear in clumps of between 3 and...read more

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