
Asimina triloba is one of the best wild edibles. The pulp surrounding large dark seeds tastes like a fruity vanilla pudding. These are growing in central New Hampshire, well outside every range map I could find on the internet.
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Very interesting! I wonder if it's just a few growing in a favorable microclimate, or if they are common across the state.
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