ByWASLOCH
Hello everyone!
I was out in the woods today and found a berry I remember from my childhood, but I can't remember the name. It tastes like a cherry and has a pit. It comes in red and dark red. Thanks!
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The same is the corn cherry:
https://www.haeberli-beeren.ch/de/product/september/149/cornella-kasanlaker
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kornelkirsche
but also the Berberitze:
https://plant determination.info/beritzen/
Looks like a Hagebutte.
Hagebutten do not taste for cherries
That’s true, but without leaves or anything, it’s hard to see. It could also be a cherry plum.
Is not a Hagebutte but thank you!
So these are certainly not Hagebutten, I can’t say more