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This article is all about edible plants that can be found in Southwest British Columbia.
Berries
- Blueberries
- Wild blueberries are way better than anything you can get in the store. Usually they are a bit smaller, but look generally the same. High bush and low bush varieties exist, and all are edible.
- Black Huckleberries
- Black Huckleberries are easy to mistake for blueberries unless the two are present side by side. They tend to ripen earlier in the year the blueberries. Black huckleberries have a shiny surface whereas real blueberries are a more matte powdery blue colour.
- Red Huckleberries
- Salal berries
- The berries of the salal plant were a major food source for BC Natives. They are not as sweet as many other eddible berries.
- Salmon berries
- These berries look like a orange raspberry. They are usually among the first berries to ripen in the spring
- Thimble berries