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Published: 2015-09-28 03:29:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 9196; Favourites: 680; Downloads: 0
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Porcelain vine berries are edible raw or cooked, though they are described as "not very palatable" on the Plants. The vine's leaf buds, leaves and stems are also edible when cooked. They are absolutely beautiful to look at....See beauty in everything.....Even in the ugly ones
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Comments: 56
Oh my! They look so fake. If those berries are really real, they're so colorful. I've never seen them before.
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I don't follow! This is a real vine!!!
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Can you eat these? I've never seen these before. They're so pretty.
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These are actually a thing? They look so pretty and fanciful.
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they look like they grew in Wonka's garden, that's how pretty they are
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Can you send me a link showing they are the same thing? i Google it, i cannot locate any information on what you commented on!
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You can google it as "bektaşi üzümü"
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The translation for "bektasi uzumu" reads "gooseberry. While they look similar, but these two are entirely different.
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I think I am mistaken. Google says its origin comes from south Asia and middle America region. It doesnt grows in Anatolia. Sorry : )
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These are sooo pretty! I didn't know about these before now. But I want them!
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Wow, these are just beautiful! I half expected them to be poisonous, they're so pretty. (Usually seems to work that way, doesn't it? 
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lol, i ate some today, i am still here...no worries for the suspicion...
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I would love to buy one of these plants. 
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Absolutely gorgeous! I adore seeing the beautiful pictures that you post of different plants in your garden
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Wow! What pretty berries! I didn't even know these existed.
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I am so happy so many of like this plants, I tasted some today, not too bad!
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You seem to have quite the variety of plants in your garden. It's admirable. 
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Yes, I do have many plants in my garden, you know the beauty of having so many plants? I hardly have to buy any of them! I often "borrow" a twig, as long as we take care of them, often times they grow beautifully for us. I specially enjoy when I come across plants I know not much about! For example, I went to Taiwan last year, we went on a different island for a few days, it was so amazing that this island had so many dragon fruits...so I brought home 2 "twigs", they are doing so beautifully in my garden right now, so excited for this particular plant. I am also growing a "moon and stars" watermelon in square shape, can't wait to share them with you guys...
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That all sounds great!
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Where does it indicate this isn't real?
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Edible or not I would want those growing in my yard so I could use them as decorations.
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WOW!!! never seen multicolored berries like that. its very pretty!!!
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Thank you, i am so happy you like the berries, ALSO thanks so much for all of your wonderful "gorgeous"
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your so welcome. yes!! thanks for posting it!!! its my pleasure
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So pretty! Love all the different colors, nice shot!
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these are by far the coolest and prettiest berries I have ever seen. wish i could see them in real life though
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Makes me smile and... feel hungry... for some reason...
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Wow, so pretty! I didn't even know that they were existing
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Stay tuned, I will be introducing more beautiful plants/flowers and etc.
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They are so colorful... Sadly not present in nature. They would look spectacular.
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They are a real thing, that grows naturally in eastern countries like china etc. X3
Some info: www.nps.gov/plants/alien/pubs/…
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Lol, thank you so much...love your comment
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