September bounty

lilosophie

11 years ago

Just getting ripe there are so many - we will give some away, at least until people see us coming and hide :>)

But we have partners: Jays and Yellow Jackets claim ownership

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anneliese_32
11 years ago
Gorgeous! I would not run and hide. I have to depend on the grocery store and my neighbor looses his to the racoons.
gabriell_gw
11 years ago
What a nice problem to have. Is it possible to make jelly from those?
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lilosophie
Original Author
11 years ago
They are definitely table grapes, a varietyy of Thomson seedless, good to eat, but not so good to preserve. I tried to make raisins in the dehydrator, didn't turn out very good.
rob333 (zone 7b)
11 years ago
Gorgeous globular orbs! Ed said that it was common for Germans to make their own personal wine (if you remember, he lived there for a number of years). Does your family? I hope you get to make their recipe sometimes. He mostly misses the bread guy who came to their home every morning.
west_gardener
11 years ago
Those grapes look so yummy,glad you took the pic before the your "partners" joined the party.
There is a house a few blocks from our house, that has a white picket fence where there are grape vines full of ripe fruit.
A California dream.