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Forum: Southwest GardeningReplies: 15, Views: 74
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rayman6422
Tucson, AZ

October 13, 2009
02:33 PM

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While walking around Boyce Thompson we came across a small tree that I think was in the Myrtus family.
I'm taking a wild guess here from pictures I've seen and I'm guessing it might have been Myrtus communis.
The thing was loaded with purple/blue berries.
Has anybody ever tried one? Are they edible?

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