Carol Dee
Garden Master
Bills Huckleberry or could they be Gooseberry?
Loganberry, and Boysenberry are very similar in that they are both results of the blackberry and raspberry cross breeding, with slightly different parental variety's. The Boysen may actually have been the result of a Loganberry/blackberry cross. Boysenberry nursery stocks were hit hard a couple years ago, from a disease. You would be lucky to find canes available for them.
I wonder if the berry that Honeycomb's thinking of, may be the Huckleberry? They are very blueberry like, but often red, and generally a smaller berry. Just a slightly tart flavor, they are fantastic in pies!
Usually they grow wild in the forest, along with the blue variety of them. I've never seen them sold commercially around here.
AHA my son has informed me that the berries i am looking for are linden berries!! a product of Switzerland and a cousin to cranberries!
As far as huck's only growing at elevation..Here on the west coast, it is not uncommon to see them growing at sea level..I have several wild ones growing on my property.