Places around Sneinton to forager. Let's not waste all this amazing fruit!
| 0: Lees Hill Street Wild Cherry Tree Ver detalle |
| 1: Sneinton Church Wild Cherry trees Ver detalle |
| 2: Newark Street Quince bush Ver detalle |
| 3: Sneinton Road Wild Cherry Tree Ver detalle |
| 4: Sneinton crossroad Wild Cherry Tree Ver detalle |
| 5: Greenway Path Raspberry Bushes Ver detalle |
| 6: Colwick Woods - berries everywhere! Ver detalle |
| 7: Lindum Grove Wild Cherry Tree Ver detalle |
Wild Cherry tree over hanging the wall here. Lots of lovely wild cherries, ready to pick early July, when they are deep red in colour. Make great jam!
There are lots of wild cherry trees in the grave yard. I'm sure if you popped in and asked they wouldn't mind you picking them.
These fruits are ready towards the end of September when they are yellow in colour. They make great Quince Paste. Try and get permission though before you pick them.
Lots of lovely wild cherries, ready to pick early July, when they are deep red in colour. Make great jam!
There are a few wild cherry trees here but you'll need a stepladder. Ready to pick early July, when they are deep red in colour. Make great jam!
Lots of raspberries along here. Ready to eat late July/early August!
There are lots of blackberry and raspberry bushes in these woods - go and explore to see what you can find!
Wild Cherry tree - lots of lovely wild cherries, ready to pick early July, when they are deep red in colour. Make great jam!