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sorting berries in the rain

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our orchard was first planted in 2005 and started with 70 non-varietal edible blue honeysuckle shrubs stuck into our apple orchard

since then we moved them to a better location and have continued to add plants until we now have 3,000 bushes from a vast variety of genetic lineages – both new-world developments and old-world wild lineages – in various stages of production on 6 acres of land

the aim of our orchard is to supply haskap – both berries and plants – for free distribution among those who have it least available

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hard haskap candy
haskap jam (pulp)
haskap peroshkis
haskap wine

what's afoot

1 – the haskap orchard (vimeo)
2 – haskap articles (u of sk)
3 – haskap canada
4 – haskap dye
5 – the parkland worker

eating is a shared
free human right

no one should have to worry about
from where their next meal will come

nor the quality of the food

COLOUR!

our orchard is as much an organic work of art as it is anything else, and elicits artistry and craftsmanship and a sense of one's place in a more grand enduring pattern that unites organic orchard husbandry throughout the ages

FLAVOUR!!!

recipes

hard haskap candy
haskap jam (pulp)
haskap peroshkis
haskap wine

both the colouring and flavouring of haskap are

intense

...and treacherous

...and overwhelming

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