Black Chokeberry

Available at the Emerson Street Food Forest

Harvest and Use:

• Fruits grow in clusters of 10-20 berries and ripen in August. They develop a deep purple color when ripe.
• These plants are native to Maryland and have a greater nutritional value than blueberries!
• Ripe berries are tart and sweet.
• Berries can be eaten raw or made into jams, jellies, and juices.
• Find a recipe for Black Chokeberry Jelly!