How to Use Manzanita Berries [A Common High Desert Shrub]

Manzanita is a group of shrubs with:
1. Distinct smooth red bark
2. Alternate simple leaves with entire margins
3. Urn or bell shaped pink flowers
4. Small, apple-like fruits with red flesh and hard seeds
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[@justme-gj1wm]

Keep posting , when people discover you . I'm thinking your going to go big very fast

[@LegacyWildernessAcademy]

Thanks! More coming this spring!

[@devdeuce93]

Nicely done. A ton of information packed into this video

[@DC01285]

Your experiment is eye opening thanks

[@pegasus5287]

Grewt video on the himble manzanita, they are in full bloom in my area and I'm going to harvest some flowers to make tea and syrup later today

[@Kollenesnow]

Omg you gotta release a glutton free manzanita berry pastry or something! Show me how to cook with it ❤

[@raytucson]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge. More please.

[@mariahspencer]

What do you know about the edibility of the manzanita flowers? I’m thinking of making syrup or jelly out of it because they’re so sweet and fragrant.

[@LegacyWildernessAcademy]

I have at least two books that say manzanita flowers are edible, and I have seen someone on Facebook post a picture of manzanita flower syrup that they made, so you should be good.

[@mariahspencer]

@@LegacyWildernessAcademy Thank you! And thanks for the quick response. 🌸

[@brycegroff6787]

Strawberry trees also have a very similar bark to the Manzanita, which makes sense as they are closely related. Good news is that Strawberry tree berries are also edible.

[@MJ-hl1kk]

@brycegroff Thank you for this info!!

[@pmtwarrior]

Did you ever bake with it yet?

[@thomascoleman7301]

They taste like citrus candy