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It's almost that time of the year - - Saguaro Fruit Harvest (Original Post)
Ptah
Jun 2012
OP
Trust me. If you walk over that mountain you end up at the desert museum.
OffWithTheirHeads
Jun 2012
#7
Well, apparently only the Tohono O "Odam are allowed to harvest them in the park
OffWithTheirHeads
Jun 2012
#10
I had always thought only licensed Tohono O'Odham were allowed to harvest them anywhere.
MiddleFingerMom
Jun 2012
#11
mvccd1000
(1,534 posts)1. Ours were blooming a couple of weeks ago.
We have three large ones in the yard... maybe we can make one jar of jam?
That one jar will be delicious!
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)3. how do you know when to pick em?
Ptah
(33,032 posts)4. When they're red, similar to prickly pear fruit
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)5. Well, If you all want to have a DU Tucson meetup and cactus plucking
I have about a million Saguaro at the end of my street and I will let you know when they turn red.
Ptah
(33,032 posts)6. million? you don't even show three.
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)7. Trust me. If you walk over that mountain you end up at the desert museum.
There are millions of em. I'm just not a good photographer.
Ptah
(33,032 posts)8. I'm not sure you may harvest them.
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)9. I'll call the park service and check.
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)10. Well, apparently only the Tohono O "Odam are allowed to harvest them in the park
But there are hundreds of them outside of the fence line. I'm making jam.
MiddleFingerMom
(25,163 posts)11. I had always thought only licensed Tohono O'Odham were allowed to harvest them anywhere.
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But maybe the article I read long ago was only about the Saguaro National Monuent
or something.
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richk52952es
(7 posts)12. Spam deleted by cyberswede (MIR Team)