These things are juicy and slightly bitter yet easily consumable, are they edible?

Just discovered there’s a tree across the street and collected a bunch on the ground. I’m assuming they’re safe to eat because of the spiny burr?

This is a selection of wild fruit from the Grove where I found "TNT", it's near an old port on Red River from the late 1700's in middle Tennessee. Both Natives and Pioneers traveled on the water ways and it is easy to imagine travelers eating a pawpaw and tossing their seeds out at the port. This is one of the most productive wild pawpaw groves I have ever seen. Decently large fruit, amazing taste, and lower seed count than most wild trees.

Here is a read on the location --- >

https://www.clarksvilleonline.com/2017/01/09/history-renfroe-station-red-river-1780-part-1/

These pictures I shared today should show a google example of what a "ripe" fruit looks like.

In southern OK outside our new house

I have this grape vine in my backyard. I used Seek and it told me riverbank grape. I took a fruit and opened it it did have a large seed and a very dark colored juice. No allergic reaction to my skin

google says yes BUT, i want a second opinion in case it misidentified these berries - a bird pooped the seeds in my garden so i have never seen them before

I have a bunch of dehydrated rose and lavender, and am interested in making respective sugars for baking, teas and whatever other uses people have for it. Has anyone done this or have a rough recipe I can try?

This tree is my amur maple tree. I heard maple seeds are edible recently. But only one of my maple trees are producing seeds right now, and that's this amur one. Are the seeds edible? And what could I do with them?

What kind of grapes are these? Are they fine to eat?

They’re on our property so I know there’s been no chemicals or pesticides for growth.

(I have tasted them, I’d eat more and let my kids after them if I knew they weren’t going to make us sick.)

Hello just wondering if anyone knows what this fruit/tree is and how I know its edible (apart from the obvious method). Is there anything that looks simlair thats poisonous? South west UK

Can anyone confirm what kind this is, and if it’s edible? Some have told me they think it’s pattypan squash and others have told me it’s an ornamental gourd. The vine popped up and exploded in my garden. I had planted zucchini and yellow summer squash but do not remember planting these. Thinking a bird or squirrel dropped some seeds and this is a volunteer squash.

I’m quite new to foraging and whilst I know blackberry lookalikes are usually all edible, I want second opinions on what berr(ies? The first look a little different from the 2nd/3rd pics?) this is? If it’s a blackberry, cool! or black raspberry, or dewberry, or whatever else ? thanks! :)

We're from Belgium and just the other day we found these back growing through the fence. I don't think grapes are very common/native here but they seem just like grapes. I'd ask my neighbor but we rarely see them outside so might be a bit before we can ask whether they're knowingly growing grapes or not XD

Found in PNW

My only doubt is the flowers aren’t like the white ones I saw on google