@onewing They are very different. @olivetreeann Thank you Ann. I find it so hard to focus when looking into an LED screen. Glad it focused on something in the scene. @pyrrhula Ampelopsis glandulosa var. brevipedunculata Very close to what you suspected. You know your botany. And thank you Ferry. @grammyn Thank you Katy. They are smaller than blueberries. They are in the grape family. The leaves really do look like grape leaves. @corinnec Thank you. They are related to grapes but apparently not very tasty. @kjarn Thank you Kathy @wakelys I made a mistake. Further research indicates while edible, they are not tasty.
@pusspup Thanks Wylie. @haskar Thank you @casablanca They are wonderful colors of purple and blue. I've even seen white, but not on this vine. Thank you. @brillomick Yes that's the common name here too.Thanks Mickey. @vignouse they are unusal. Of course they aren'tnative plants either. @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian.
October 9th, 2022
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@joemuli Thank you!
@Dawn thanks Dawn
@wakelys They are. I think. They are porcelain berries. Not edible.
Great shot.
@olivetreeann Thank you Ann. I find it so hard to focus when looking into an LED screen. Glad it focused on something in the scene.
@pyrrhula Ampelopsis glandulosa var. brevipedunculata Very close to what you suspected. You know your botany. And thank you Ferry.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. They are smaller than blueberries. They are in the grape family. The leaves really do look like grape leaves.
@corinnec Thank you. They are related to grapes but apparently not very tasty.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy
@wakelys I made a mistake. Further research indicates while edible, they are not tasty.
@haskar Thank you
@casablanca They are wonderful colors of purple and blue. I've even seen white, but not on this vine. Thank you.
@brillomick Yes that's the common name here too.Thanks Mickey.
@vignouse they are unusal. Of course they aren'tnative plants either.
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian.