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Texture in relief of the brown bark of a tree with vine climbing the trunk of an oak Royalty Free Stock Photo
Texture in relief of the brown bark of a tree with vine climbing the trunk of an oak Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cayratia trifolia Plant Fruits on Green Leaves Background Royalty Free Stock Photo
Embossed texture of the brown bark of an oak. perfect image for backgrounds Royalty Free Stock Photo
Embossed texture of the brown bark of an oak. perfect image for backgrounds Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Wild grapevine with purple grapes ready to harvest
Snake`s head fritillary. Fritillaria meleagris and other springtime flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo
Snake`s head fritillary. Fritillaria meleagris against the backdrop of greenery Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
   
   
Snake`s head fritillary. Fritillaria meleagris against the backdrop of greenery Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wild NYS grapes are edible. The grapes taste better after the first frost but are still a bit on the sour side. They have seeds as well. Wild grapes are great for juicing and makes excellent jelly. They can be cooked into dishes and the leaves are edible too. Known as ‘dolma,’ the leaves have long been used in Mediterranean cuisine, stuffed with rice, meat, and various spices.


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