Gooseberry. The berries rarely get to be edible in wild seeded plants, but not poisonous
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I reckon that might be it, thanks!
Will eat a berry once they appear and see if I die.
Used to have them here in the garden, sometimes they can proliferate, depending on the type of soil.
Beautiful plant, when ripening the fruit box turns red/orange, after the winter there remains a grid of fine honeycomb structure.
Easy plant here in Belgium.
Fruit offered a few times at a restaurant, tastes sweet/sour.
Attention: plant and flower poisonous
Yeah, looks like. Makes a jam / marmalade (which might be safer / more palatable).
Also featured in the background: My Husqvarna Automower which hasnt worked in about a year because the boundary wire has yet another break in it and I'm sick of fixing the damn thing.
It's old school tech now, just the version that bounces around the yard with the hope it will eventually cover everywhere. If you're looking at getting one make sure you get an RTK version instead.
Somewhat heavy, I guess? You normally only need to pick it up when it gets stuck, or to flip it over to change the blades.
Being 2wd it does get stuck a bit. And the blades need changing every month in summer, less frequently in winter.
If you happen to be in Brisbane, I'll literally give it to you if you can make use of it?
It was working fine right up until the wire broke (again) so theoretically if you ran a wire around your yard it should just plug in and work.
I've probably even got enough new boundary wire laying around to do a normal suburban backyard.
No warranty though 👀



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