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Can you ask the girls what porcelain berry tastes like?

There's a lot of the stuff around here, too, but I hadn't known it as edible, just colorful and invasive. (Parks is trying to get rid of it, because in a low-key long-term way they're trying to get non-native plants out of Inwood Hill Park, but it's easier to cut non-native mulberry trees than to remove porcelain berry or morning glory.)