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	RASPERRY (Rubus idaeus) Raspberries grow alongside roads and in natural clearings and ripen in July. Health Benefits | Worlds Healthiest Foods | Cheesecake 'Raspberries': Limited Edition print by Odell Archibald @ islandviewgallery.ca
Wild Berries of Newfoundland - BAKEAPPLE
	BAKEAPPLE (Rubus chamaemorus) Known elsewhere as Cloudberries (the gold of the marshlands), these yellow grape-like berries grow in the bogs and wetlands and are ready for picking in late July and early August. The name Bakeapple is believed to be from the French, baie qu'appelle... meaning, 'what is this berry called?' Rich in Vitamin C, they can be eaten fresh but they preserve well and have been utilized by native peoples for centuries. Suitable for Wines, Jams, and Syrups. More Info | Health Benefits | Folk Festival RECIPES: Cheesecake | Gluten Free Cheesecake | Mini Tarts | Basic Jam WINES: Brewery Lane | Brewing Info SONGS: Bake-Apple time in Newfoundland | Bakeapple Jam
Wild Berries of Newfoundland - WILD BLUEBERRIES
	WILD BLUEBERRIES (Vaccinium angustifolium) Blueberries are abundant in late August and early September. NL Superfood | NL Wild Blueberries | Worlds Healtiest Foods History of Wild Blueberries | wildblueberries.com | Granite Town Farms
Wild Berries of Newfoundland - PARTRIDGE BERRY
	PARTRIDGE BERRIES (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) Also known as Lingonberry (Cowberry, Squaw Vine) - September. Health Benefits | Herbal Tea | More Info | oldie-newbie.com Fogo Island Partridgeberry Festival | Family Outting | Jam | Pie | Muffins Partridge Berry Jam Song: Buddy Wasisname & The Other Fellers
CRACKERBERRY - MAGNA TEA - CROW BERRY Lesser Known Wild Berries of Newfoundland CRACKERBERRY - MAGNA TEA - CROW BERRY
	BUNCHBERRIES (Cornus canadensis) Known locally as Cracker Berries, these bright orange berries seem to line woodland paths and fields. Distinctive taste but are quite edible. Very high in pectin they are often added to jams and jellies. More Info
	CREEPING SNOWBERRY (Gaultheria hispidula) Known locally as Magna Tea Berries they have a minty wintergreen flavor. The berries don’t keep well and are best eaten immediately. Think of them as nature's Tic-Tacs. Leaves can be dried and brewed into tea. Natural Medicine | sagebud.com | Boreal Forest Org
	CROW BERRY (Empetrum nigrum) Known locally as Black Berries More Info | Schnapps
OTHER BERRY LINKS OF INTEREST Wild Berries in Newfoundland:Courtesy of gardentenders.com Dark Tickle Company: A unique Wildberry experience. On-Line source for Newfoundland Jams, Syrups and Teas - St. Lunaire-Griquet, NL Dark Tickle Jams: Also available at ogourmet.com Rodrigues Winery: Exotique Wines from hand-picked wild berries and fruit . . . nurtured by Mother Nature. Naturally. - Markland, NL