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0: Driving directions to Berries @-43.543451,172.614442
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1: Driving directions to Opoutere Park Beach Resort, Ohui Road, Opoutere, Waikato
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2: Apple Trees x 3
We have three apple trees that produce too much for us to eat. Happy to share if we are home.
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3: Apple Trees
I know of three heavy croppers by the road side. Unsure of variety, but many fallen fruit in early july. Un-sprayed.
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5: Berries
Sooo many delicious berries here in early summer - boysenberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, gooseberries and some others. Also feijoas in May or so, but they are pretty small. Next to old jailhouse
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6: Blackberry bushes
Wild blackberry bushes in railway land alongside fence (be careful of trains as it is a track which is frequently used, although bushes are a fairly safe distance from tracks themselves)
Update: the blackberry bushes are being smoothered by convolvulus. We pulled as much as we could off the bushes but it will just grow back if not maintained. 30/1/2012
Update: the blackberry bushes are being smoothered by convolvulus. We pulled as much as we could off the bushes but it will just grow back if not maintained. 30/1/2012
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7: Blackberry
There a few blackberry vines on the swampy side of the track. They are ready whenever blackberries normally are.
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8: Cherry Trees
In the streets around this area there are quite a few cherry trees along the footpath. Good cherries in the usual season.
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9: Grape Fruit and Apple Trees
Abandoned section, well currently anyway simple hop the fence. Grapefruit and two apples near back of section. The grapefruit make excellent marmalade :)
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11: Hazelnuts
several trees with lots smallish nuts. near the old quarry managers house
Fall on ground in March all at once - need to be quick to beat the rats
Fall on ground in March all at once - need to be quick to beat the rats
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12: Mulberry Tree
Very large mulberry tree just north of the rotunda in Woodham park - Fruit ripens throughout February. Pick the dark purple ones. Be prepared to get pink stains on your hands! If making jam get some less ripe fruit as well as this will help the jam to set (has higher pectin content).
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13: Peach Tree (Black Boy)
Located on the Glade Ave side of the far end of the property.
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16: Pear Trees
Several large pear trees at Middleton Road entrance to the park. Heavy croppers, but if others have been there before you the only fruit will be up pretty high. Not all that great for eating, but fine for stewing and bottling. Fruit in late autumn.
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17: Pear Trees
Many pear trees in the garden around Riccarton House. The massive French Duvauchelle pear tree drops a thick carpet of tiny pears in autumn, but get in early before the wasps begin to feed off the rotting fruit and the area is fenced off.
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18: Pine Cones and Firewood
Lots of dead fall limbs and pine cones in
Bottle Lake forest, no real best time to collect
Bottle Lake forest, no real best time to collect
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19: Plum trees
These are both red and yellow plums and they start to ripen around December with an over-abundance of yellow plums around Xmas time.
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20: Plum tree
Loads of plums. The tree is behind/above the seat near the Burke Street end of the park. Drops plums everywhere.
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21: Rosemary
Plenty of rosemary in street plantings around Riccarton Mall area of Riccarton Road.
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22: Sweet Chestnut x3
At least 3 sweet chestnut trees near golf course try early autumn
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23: Sweet Chestnut x4
4 or 5 sweet chestnut trees dropping chestnuts around May
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24: Walnut tree
Large walnut tree near kids playground in Woodham park, ripens early autumn
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26: Walnut Tree (Large)
Behind a fence but nuts fall on street and gate open during day. Pretty well exploited so one needs to be quick!
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28: Walnut tree
In the corner of the graveyard. Still some walnuts there now (mid-July), so I'm going to go take a bag over there now..
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29: Various Fruit Trees - Amazing Large Abandoned section
Large section with several large trees hanging over the fences includes two black boy peach trees, one pear tree and two apple trees.
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30: Pear Tree
Somewhere between Riccarton Road and the end of the boys high school grounds on the side of the road facing the school grounds is a large pear tree outside a flats building, it bears many fruit and they all fall on the footpath free for the taking.
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31: Peach Trees (Black Boy)
Two Black Boy Peach Trees in the corner of this property. The owner is lovely man in his 90's that isn't able to do much with them. Ask and he is usually more than happy for you to pick a bag or 5! And if there are heaps on the ground i reckon just help yourself.
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32: Beach Spinach
Tetragonia tetragonioides. You'll find it growing amongst grass in here. Delicious in salads.
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33: Blackberries
Lots here in March in areas where the pines aren't too large - not sure about spraying status though - maybe check with CCC rangers?
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34: Blackberries
Lots of lovely blackberries here at the end of summer. Come for a beautiful walk and leave with enough food for a pie or crumble
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38: Okeover Community Garden
FABULOUS community garden, but get involved, don't be a stealer. Garden working bees are on Friday afternoons from 2-5pm, turn up when you::text like for as long as you::text like and you'll be sent home with some fresh organic yummies. Although the garden is on University grounds, it is open to the public to visit and participate. A bit difficult to find though - follow the walking track off Ilam Road near the driveway to the science/engineering carpark (the northernmost entrance on Ilam Rd), go across the bridge to the preschool, turn right and keep following the winding path by the stream until you come to the community garden on your left (north).
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39: Olive trees - St Albans Park
Half a dozen olive trees with lots of fruit on them (July/aug)
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40: Olive Trees
There are quite a few olive trees planted out the front of the mall. They
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41: Onion Weed
Growing wild and abundant in the reserve here. Go for a wander on the river bank and you can smell the onion smell in the air. Look for the bladed leaves growing about a foot tall in large patches. Smell them to confirm what they are - it's unmistakable. If you pull them out you will see an onion-looking bulb at the end but the whole plant is edible.
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42: Parsley
Lots of wild parsley grows along the walking track from Scarborough to Taylors - nice and salty too..
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43: Apple Tree
Unknown flavour. Port side of the fence nearly directly opposite Lyttelton Tunnel entrance/exit in Lyttelton vicinity of the roundabout there. aloside the path leading Lyttelton Central and West Lyttelton.
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44: Plum and Apple tree
Plum tree and Apple tree in rest area south of the bridge
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45: Plum trees
Many trees along Amuri street. An over-abundance of fruit, the plums are ready around Xmas and through-out the summer months and have been going to waste.
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46: Plum Trees x 3
About 3 Plum trees, Unless you are tall, a ladder would be advantageous to get a good haul. The plum jam they made was fantastic.
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47: Plum Tree
Plum Tree alongside of the road. Please take the same care of this as the adjacent farmer.
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48: Watercress
Out of control watercress patch, text/call 0276310883 or 3821570 for access
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49: Rosehips
Lots of rosehips along this part of the track just up river from the Salmon Farm, would::text like to plan a trip in here to see what else is available in the area
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50: Rosemary
A huge mess of it hanging down a concrete retaining wall in the courtyard immediately north of the law building. Great on the roast or just to hang in the house for the smell.
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52: Chestnut Trees
A couple of large Chestnut trees on the lawn between the library and the science building
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53: Watercress
Heaps of watercress usually growing in roadside ditches along the road here
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54: Mosses and lichens
a treasure trove of mosses, lichens and similar plants can be found growing on the stone fence of this property. The south-facing wall is the perfect environment for them.
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55: Pear tree
Large Taylors Gold type pear tree in small reserve towards town past school on opposite side of road
March
March
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56: Pears walnuts
3 pear trees. some fruit you can reach but most falls on ground - March
At least 2 walnut trees - for pickling pick in December otherwise wait for Autumn
All trees at head of small valley past quarry in picnic area
At least 2 walnut trees - for pickling pick in December otherwise wait for Autumn
All trees at head of small valley past quarry in picnic area
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57: Elderberies
Absolutely heaps of elderberry trees along the riverbed. Basically pick a spot and you find heaps
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59: Grapefruit tree, also mushrooms
This large tree grows at the back of a row of flats, but hangs over the walkway/cycleway that runs between Wrights Rd and Annex Rd. So windfalls & low hanging fruit on the public side are fair game.
On the grass opposite (alongside the motorway) can be found field mushrooms, after rain..
On the grass opposite (alongside the motorway) can be found field mushrooms, after rain..
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61: Wild Spinach (?)
There's heaps of what appears to be regular spinach growing along beside the boardwalk... I'm pretty sure it's not beach spinach. Does anyone know where it came from?
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63: large cherry tree
a large cherry tree grown over the fence - fair game - it's all over the foot path in summer time
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64: Hazelnut Trees
A number of Hazelnut trees are out the back of the commerce building. The nuts are relatively small, although still nice to eat. Other people seem to know about this spot, so get in quick when in season.
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65: Elder
There's more elder along the side of the road here than you can shake a stick at. Not sure of the safety/toxicity next to a busy road, but there's plenty of it.
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66: Apple Tree
Apple Tree overhanging the path from No.4's garden, some within reach but might be better to knock and ask. Unsure of variety, no windfalls end of Jan so guessing not ready till end of feb or later.
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67: Rosemary
Much rosemary along the side of the road, not the best variety for cooking, but useful at a pinch. Avaliable all year round.
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68: Elderflowers
There are many Elderflowers that overhang this park, particularly on the east side. These flower in the second half of November and are perfect to making elderflower cordial/champagne/other elderflower infused dishes. Some flowers may be quite high up, consider bringing a chair or something.
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69: Yellow plums
Another yellow plum tree here, ready around christmas time. Fruit is a bit small for eating (like large cherries) but great for jam making.
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70: Apple Tree
Small apple tree on the corner of the school grounds and accessway. Unsure of type or suitability for eating, shaped::text like a braeburn but still green and sour in January, not dropping on the ground so probably not read till end of Feb/March
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71: Apple Tree
Fairly large Apple tree with a lot of fruit, on the side of the road next to the train track. Pretty sure these are crabapples, small round and very green.Más sobre Apple Tree
72: Apple Tree
Another apple tree about 30metres from the other one. Large and bearing a lot of fruit, round shaped red apples, again look::text like crabapples. Next to the railway track.Más sobre Apple Tree
73: Hawthorn
Pretty sure this is a type of Hawthorn from the leaf shape and the crown on the end of the berry. Plenty of berries (end of Jan) which can apparently be used for conserves or wine although not for eating raw. There is a similar tree just back from the railway line on Toppings Rd but I didnt stop to investigate so haven't added a placemarker. This position is approximate.
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74: WARNING! Apple Tree
This is on the central reservation of Main South Rd, just by Mitre 10. HOWEVER, this area is heavily sprayed to keep the weeds down so I wouldn't recommend foraging here. I only added this to warn others of the possible danger!
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75: Hawthorn/Hawberries
We've collected haws from these huge hedges and made a very nice sweet and sour sauce.
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76: Elder and Blackberries
Right by the side of the road. The road itself is nice and quiet, so perfect for picking
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77: Apples
Small and very sour, but they would make a nice sauce or pectin boost for jellies
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79: Hawthorn
Berries are on this tree in February.
The red fruits have a large stone surrounded by a creamy-white flesh which is very slightly sweet, but frequently kicks in with a nasty after-taste. The berries can be used in conserves, and a haw berry wine is possible.
The red fruits have a large stone surrounded by a creamy-white flesh which is very slightly sweet, but frequently kicks in with a nasty after-taste. The berries can be used in conserves, and a haw berry wine is possible.
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80: Apples and nectarines
These houses seem to be abandoned as this area will be demolished soon for the motorway expansion. Lots of fruit trees all around here which need harvesting or will go to waste.
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83: Plum tree and 2 walnut trees
In this car park accessed from Cashel St there is a plum tree growing and two walnut trees over hanging a fence
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85: Parsley
Parsley growing in the flower beds outside Alice's video store, also more further down High St.
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87: Apple tree
Apple tree growing beside the over bridge, somewhat difficult to pick
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88: Apple tree
Just by the corner, across from the big abandoned lot (with the towers which are the major landmark of Heathcote) there's a garage with a big apple tree hanging over it. Full of coddling moth though, might have to wait until next year. And bring a ladder!
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89: Blackberries
Heaps of blackberries here, on both sides of the river. Just walk off Radley Street and you should see them soon enough.
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90: Native Samphire
Grows all along the river's edge here. Only pick the light green tips in summer. Used in salads, don't take too much though as this is a sensitive area. It's a curious taste that is worth a try but you may not want too much without washing it - it is the heathcote after all!
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92: Pears, grapes & quinces
in a narrow empty lot between 2 buildings, with tagging on concrete wall. quinces near the front, fairly late-ripening pear tree at the back of the section, with a grapevine in danger of smothering the pear tree. if you go, please take the time to pull some of the grapevine off the pear tree because otherwise it will break under the weight!
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93: Blackberry Patch
enormous blackberry patch behind the fence along dean's ave. some hang over the fence but there are much more behind it for those who don't mind clambering through a bit of blackberry =D
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94: Rosemary
Couple of lovely big rosemary bushes right on the corner, pretty sure its council land as it surrounds the sub-division sign/posts.
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95: Cherry Trees
There are two cherry trees in amongst the edge plantings by this corner. They fruit in December, with small sweet "wild" type cherries.
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96: Walnut
There is one big tree in the garden there. You can find walnuts on the grass next to the pavement.
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97: Fennel
Found April 21, 2010. It's not a massive patch of Fennel, and you'll need to keep your head down looking for it. Just off the side of the railway.
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98: Chestnut tree
Very large, old chestnut tree by the banks of the river in Mona Vale
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99: Fig Tree
Big fig tree. Supervalue carpark. Some fruit are obtainable from the bonnet of a car, but the best resource would be a van. Plenty of fruit. Unfortunately, the tree belongs to the adjacent property, so you won't be climbing it.
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100: Walnut, Plum, Quince trees
There are a row of Walnut trees, 3 Plum trees and 5 Quince trees in Somerfield park/Cemetery
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102: Feijoa Tree
Feijoas hanging over the fence on the corner house. Plenty to be had. Ripe in June.
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103: Walnut tree
There is one behind the fence, but walnuts fall at ground in front of the fence.
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105: Elderflowers
Flowers are in bloom around November, pick on a dry morning. Great for making Elderflower cordial or champagne. Come back again in autumn for berries to make cordial or wine.
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106: Pine Nuts
A group of five or so pines on the left of the road. I think these fall in summer - they look::text like wooden beans and it's really hard to get the pine nuts out. Still, a delicious victory when it happens!
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115: Rhubarb/Citrus/Crabapple
January for apples and rhubarb and berries - garden next to Jailhouse Accomodation - Citrus ready mid-year
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125: Wild spinach
Wild spinach located along the north east, east and south east parts of the Island
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127: Hawthorn bush
Right on the side of the road, plenty of berries ripe in autumn. Watch out for the thorns! Bring a ladder if you want a big haul.
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128: Hawthorn bush
Right on the side of the road, plenty of berries ripe in autumn. Watch out for the thorns! Bring a ladder if you want a big haul.
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129: Rose hips
Not sure what variety of rose but has lots of hips, some nearly ripe now (Apri) Might pay to check with council about spraying and it IS near the road.
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131: Elderflower/Elderberry
Lots of trees... great for Elderflower wine :)
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132: Chestnut Trees
In th' Prebbleton Domain thar be a number o' chestnut trees. They be spiky so shoes be a necessity! Please do nay throw at passersby, they hurt. Howereonce shelled an' roasted be quite delicious :) They be ready around early winter...help yersef! But please do nay be too greedy...save some fer us. OM NOM NOM
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133: Packe st community garden
Fruit trees (apples and pears I think), veges, flowers, make sure you don't take more than your fair share or what you need.
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135: Plum tree
large plum tree overhanging a short fence at Sockburn service centre
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136: Parsley - Magazine Bay
Wild parsley growing along track between yacht club and bay
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137: Red and Yellow plums
2 huge trees bearing lots of fruit along railway tracks. Ripe early January onwards. Easiest access is via south end of Brockworth Place where there is a gap in the fence.
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138: Quince Tree
Quince tree in Beverley Park, on SW side of children's playground. Fruit ripens in autumn. Tree is against the fence behind other trees and bushes. Be careful of the tree as it is very spikey.
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139: Blackboy Peach Tree
Tree is one house up from the traffic lights on Sherbourne St and hangs over footpath. Fruit ripe late summer, early autumn. Bring a step ladder or a friend.
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140: Horse Manure
Usually there are bags of horse poo for sale outside house on south side of Weston Rd, $2 a big bag.
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141: Red and Yellow plums
Just up Valley Rd from Zeros Cafe. Several varieties but the yellow ones are the best. Ripe mid January.
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142: Fig Tree
Large-ish fig tree in the Fendalton Library carpark beside the tennis courts. Not totally sure when fruit ripens, possibly late summer? You have to get in quick before the birds eat them all.
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143: Pine cones
Lots of pine trees along the track up to the Summit Rd. Park your car at the top of Clifton Tce where it meets Panaorama Rd. There is a style over the fence. Take your dog for a walk after a strong easterly and pick up enough pine cones to last all winter! Amazing views and old gun inplacements too.
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144: Peaches & Grapes
Empty section with 2 Black Boy Peach trees and a huge Grape Vine climbing over an old shed. Both are fruiting now (March). Be careful walking in as the grass is covering piles of roof tiles.
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145: Linwood Community Gardens
Lots of fruit trees and vegetables as well as a large herb garden. The gates on Smith St are open weekdays 9-5 and there are staff onsite most of the time. Just ask and they will point you towards the areas where you can help yourself (some areas are "owned" by project & therapy groups).
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147: Peaches, apples, rosehips and plums
There are fruit trees overhanging properties all along Kinleys Lane - black boy peaches, apples, plums etc. Rosehips by the entrance to Abberley Park. Lane can be accessed off St Albans St or Abberley Park
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148: Walnut tree
Small walnut tree near where storm water drain goes underground
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150: From: 75 Union St, New Brighton, Christchurch
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153: Onion Weed
Growing wild and abundant in the reserve here. Go for a wander on the river bank and you can smell the onion smell in the air. Look for the bladed leaves growing about a foot tall in large patches. Smell them to confirm what they are - it's unmistakable. If you pull them out you will see an onion-looking bulb at the end but the whole plant is edible.
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154: Parsley - Magazine Bay
Wild parsley growing along track between yacht club and bay
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155: Parsley - Magazine Bay
Wild parsley growing along track between yacht club and bay
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156: Parsley - Magazine Bay
Wild parsley growing along track between yacht club and bay
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157: Fig Tree
Big fig tree. Supervalue carpark. Some fruit are obtainable from the bonnet of a car, but the best resource would be a van. Plenty of fruit. Unfortunately, the tree belongs to the adjacent property, so you won't be climbing it.
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158: Fig Tree
Big fig tree. Supervalue carpark. Some fruit are obtainable from the bonnet of a car, but the best resource would be a van. Plenty of fruit. Unfortunately, the tree belongs to the adjacent property, so you won't be climbing it.
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160: Boardwalk Fennel
Huge amounts of fragrant fennel, on the inland side of this boardwalk.
Use the feather-like fronds as a herb similar to dill, with an anise/licorice aroma, its good with fish.
Alternatively, slice up the stems and use as you would use fennel bulbs from the markets. Fennel bulbs are just fat stalks, although these thin, wild stalks have a stronger flavour.
Use the feather-like fronds as a herb similar to dill, with an anise/licorice aroma, its good with fish.
Alternatively, slice up the stems and use as you would use fennel bulbs from the markets. Fennel bulbs are just fat stalks, although these thin, wild stalks have a stronger flavour.
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161: Chestnut Trees
Two sweet chestnut trees, the one closest to the road has the best size nut- but you'll have to get in quick, I see the local Chinese community there most days as the nuts drop.
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162: Medlar Tree
Hit up Google to know how to use Medlars- you have to let them blett for a few months. You can make desserts, preserve them, etc.
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163: Hawthorn berries
A very large shelter belt of Hawthorne berries running along the road. Not really safe to park along side, but park before Oderings nurseries or near the Westmorland park and stroll down. Plenty there for everyone!
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164: Elderflower trees
Lots round, just continue down Cashmere Road. Be careful to only pick the Elders- there are other trees along side that are not Elder's but flower at the same time. You can distinguish by the flower shape (although both in clusters), the scent, and the leaf shape.
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165: Parsley - Magazine Bay
Wild parsley growing along track between yacht club and bay
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166: Walnut trees - Sydenham cemetery
Only just noticed these trees, after years of walking in the park. They are all along the western boundary, about 18 trees. Christmas is the time to pick them for pickling!
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167: Okeover Community Garden
FABULOUS community garden, but get involved, don't be a stealer. Garden working bees are on Friday afternoons from 2-5pm, turn up when you::text like for as long as you::text like and you'll be sent home with some fresh organic yummies. Although the garden is on University grounds, it is open to the public to visit and participate. A bit difficult to find though - follow the walking track off Ilam Road near the driveway to the science/engineering carpark (the northernmost entrance on Ilam Rd), go across the bridge to the preschool, turn right and keep following the winding path by the stream until you come to the community garden on your left (north).
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168: From: 43 Yeovil Rd, Te Atatu Peninsula, Auckland
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169: To: Opoutere Park Beach Resort, Ohui Road, Opoutere, Waikato
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170: Fennel
Found April 21, 2010. It's not a massive patch of Fennel, and you'll need to keep your head down looking for it. Just off the side of the railway.
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172: Briar rose bush in need of rescue
Big briar rose bush (produces small but prolific rosehips) - been chopped down when they felled the pines in that area. Needs help to get back on its feet
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174: Mirbella Plum Tree
Please ask the people leaving their first before going.
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177: Plums
Plums on branch hanging over fence - you will need to check with the landowner prior to foraging.
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178: Mirebelle Plum Tree
Small Yellow Plums, taste good. Please ask the people living there before going in
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179: Lemon Tree
Lemon Tree seasonal. Very tasty. Unsure which variety of Lemon. Please ask before entering the property
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182: Apple Tree
Small apple tree here. Will need to ask residents permission to enter property.
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183: Apple trees
Wild apple trees grow along the south side of North Eyre Road. Ripe for picking in Autumn
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188: Green Grapes
Walk down alleyway beside pre-school and they are overhanging fence free to take.
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189: Bryndwr Community Garden
A small community garden that contains raised planter box filled with tomatoes, pumpkins and a bunch of other great veges. Working bees happen on Saturdays from 10am-12pm.
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190: Cherry Plum Tree
Small Cherry Plum Tree, Yellow.
Located along hedge running parellel to Jenny Craig/Snap Fitness
Located along hedge running parellel to Jenny Craig/Snap Fitness
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191: Walnut Trees x 10 small to medium
More than 10 walnut trees, size from small to medium; On 2617- 2643 Old West Coast Road, Darfield. About 30 minutes drive from Riccarton; Easy parking, walnuts can be found on the ground, also has a small picnic area; Autumn is the best time for picking
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192: Apple trees x 2
There are a few wild apple trees growing on Rosebrook Road.
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193: Large pear tree
At the back of a deserted property. Can be accessed from Amelia Rogers Reserve (off New Brighton Rd). Pears are high & need a ladder/climber/long pole.. They are big and ready to pick.(22 Feb 13)
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194: Apples, elderberries peachs, pears
About where 11 & 13 Reaby St used to be. Big open space with trees. Here & in adjoining deserted gardens are pears, peaches, apples, elderberries. Elder & pears v ripe (22 Feb 13), apples & peaches still hard
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195: Pine mulch
When they took down the many pine trees here in winter 2012 they mulched the smaller branches and the area is covered with at least half a metre of pine mulch. Most is now (Feb 13) covered with vegetation but still worth collecting bags of it if you need it for the garden paths etc. Also on the other side of Bridge St where they chopped the trees down
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197: Elderflower Trees
Elderflower Trees, great for making elderflower cordial... the most refreshing of summer drinks. Flowers usually bloom late November early December.
Recipe:
90 large elderflower umbels (heads)
5.40kg of sugar
6 lemons - sliced
180gms citric acid
3 liters boiling water
Put the elderflowers, sugar, lemons and citric acid in a large heatproof bowl and stir in the water to dissolve the sugar.
Cover and leave in a cool place for four days, stirring occasionally.
Strain through a muslin bag (or wine strainer bag) and pour in to clean bottles and seal.
This cordial is ready to drink and stores well.
Recipe:
90 large elderflower umbels (heads)
5.40kg of sugar
6 lemons - sliced
180gms citric acid
3 liters boiling water
Put the elderflowers, sugar, lemons and citric acid in a large heatproof bowl and stir in the water to dissolve the sugar.
Cover and leave in a cool place for four days, stirring occasionally.
Strain through a muslin bag (or wine strainer bag) and pour in to clean bottles and seal.
This cordial is ready to drink and stores well.
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209: Lemon Tree
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211: Maahunui
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212: Feijoa Trees
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213: Parsley, Rosemary and Thyme
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214: Apple Tree
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215: Peach Tree
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216: Pear tree
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