11-Nov Berries and Fruit: November’s Last Bright Bounty
Summary
By November the juicier fruits are mostly gone, but the season’s harder, showier fruits remain — rowans, rosehips, cotoneasters and fiery Pyracantha light up streets and gardens, while ornamental crab apples of many hues are a city favourite. Look for autumn staples in hedgerows and woods — haws, hips, acorns, sweet chestnuts and wild service tree fruit — and seek out rarer treats like bletted medlars and fragrant quinces in garden collections. Hedgerows, downland and park trees reveal a rich, storied fruitscape worth exploring.
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