Box Huckleberry Natural Area ~ Pennsylvania's Natural Areas

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[@ruthgoebel723]

We used to have a few huckleberry bushes years ago when we lived east of Pine Grove. The berries were ripe in July or August. Thanks for this lovely video!

[@johnwolfe610]

Thanks, Cliff for the introduction to this rare and unique plant!

[@donnasilver940]

Nice area I remember huckleberries.

[@ChrisN85420]

Very cool you’re up in my area. I live in town in New Bloomfield

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Really enjoyed that thanks Cliff. Think that was a great idea to pollinate from another box plant. Love trees and plants . Thanks for taking me along. Please take care

[@nancymann5351]

That was very interesting. Why are they called"box". What do they taste like other than having a hard seed. Pretty area. Stay safe ❤❤❤❤

[@mnk.7310]

They are called "box" because their leaves resemble boxwood leaves.

[@nancymann5351]

@@mnk.7310 oh,ok. Thanks

[@ruthgoebel723]

​@@mnk.7310That was my thought as well.

[@debbieblaylock9997]

Great video

[@clydeosterhout1221]

Welcome to the neighborhood! Lots of cool stuff here in PeCo!

[@zenyeti3076]

Hi Cliff- thanks again for the Botanical Trek! Learned many plants you show also grow here in NW Arkansas! Also find as many Covered Bridges as possible! ☮️&🌱

[@matthewschleicher9419]

Great video Cliff

[@alexandria8255]

Cool info thanks for sharing! God Bless 🙏🙏🌺

[@rickearnest6293]

We used to take class trips there

[@nickmad887]

Thanks Cliff.

[@plpierson]

Thanks, very interesting plant. I'm only familiar with western/mountain huckleberries. They don't have noticeable seeds and are sweeter than blueberries.

[@johnlahr5828]

There are colonies of them in the river hills of southern Lancaster County if you know where to look.

[@MaksimOutdoors]

I remember talking to you about this area, very interesting stuff. Thanks for the tour.

[@mnk.7310]

Very cool. Thanks, Cliff.

[@johnlahr5828]

I DO like a good huckleberry pie.

[@BobL84]

how do you deal with the bugs in the summer do you have s thermacell >?

[@norm9517]

interesting how the state protects history and nature in some areas and destroys it in other areas. Dose one hand know what the other hand is doing , I think not in most cases

[@twentle100]

Great video