August is raspberry time in Missouri. We have a thick patch of ever-bearing raspberries in the perennial border at the back of our yard. We transplanted 4 plants from our Ferguson yard when we moved here in 2001, and we now have a thicket! We picked the first handful about a week ago and since then have been getting about a half cup a day, with more to come. They are great on cereal or ice cream. We'll freeze some for winter and if I find some more delicious Missouri peaches at the market, I'll put some in frozen peach pies as well.Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Raspberry Time
August is raspberry time in Missouri. We have a thick patch of ever-bearing raspberries in the perennial border at the back of our yard. We transplanted 4 plants from our Ferguson yard when we moved here in 2001, and we now have a thicket! We picked the first handful about a week ago and since then have been getting about a half cup a day, with more to come. They are great on cereal or ice cream. We'll freeze some for winter and if I find some more delicious Missouri peaches at the market, I'll put some in frozen peach pies as well.
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