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Pale Wolfberry, one of the native wolfberries in the America's. These are growing all over our property. The cattle and wildlife love them so the plants don't get very big but we plan on propagating several in our garden to harvest our own wolfberries.

Wolfberries are in the same family as Goji Berries and have similar uses and nutritional value. I'm actually pretty excited to have these and plan on harvesting a portion to dry for us this year as well as for seed saving.

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Nostralian 2y ago

Nice and compact, I've had a couple of Goji seedlings for three years, but they've barely grown due to being eaten constantly by slugs and snails.

Dark Sky Homestead and Herbs 2y ago

That would do it! It's kind of like here, the bush I took a picture of is in a place the cattle can't access easily but the ones where they can are only about a foot (30 cm) tall because they keep eating the plants.

Nostralian 2y ago

That reminds me of when I worked as a surveyors assistant a few decades ago. We were pegging out a new estate in a paddock that had been running sheep. It was covered in Olive trees, but the sheep had been constantly grazing these olive trees, they were perfectly spherical little one to two foot high topiary bushes. Quite amazing to see.

Dark Sky Homestead and Herbs 2y ago

Oh that's awesome!