Where can I buy mayhaw berries?

[AntlerCollector]

I usually pick them off my deer lease every year. This years crop is not a very big one. I was hoping someone on here knows a place I can just buy some to make jelly with. Preferably 59 area Humble to Livingston. That is unless someone will ship them.

[AntlerCollector]

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[El General]

I have never seen them for sale.

[AntlerCollector]

There use to be a place near me called Jackson fruit farm. They sold them there for many years. The man that owned it passed away and the business closed. I was hoping someone else knew of a place.

[CoolHandLuke]

We used to get berries from Mr. Jackson. He had the best and it’s a shame his kids shut it down. I had a few gallons in the freezer and hopefully my supplier has few gallons this year. We did get 4 from my mothers trees.

[kerrbow]

My grandma and her family always called them grapes in the Big Thicket where they grew wild.

[Filletem]

My grandma and her family always called them grapes in the Big Thicket where they grew wild.

That’s what I’ve always heard them called. I thought there was some new berries out there for a moment.

[BarW]

Lady in diboll has an orchard. Not sure of the name.

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[GarGuy]

My grandma and her family always called them grapes in the Big Thicket where they grew wild.

Grapes grow on a vine. Mayhaws on a tree in water

[hogslayer78]

I believe that little fresh fruit/veggie stand in Corrigan right there on 59 past the Brookshire brothers sells them? Not sure though. I know they have the jelly.

[AntlerCollector]

Grapes grow on a vine. Mayhaws on a tree in water

This^^^^^. I live in the big Thicket. They are two different things

[Grndchecker]

I hope to go to my lease tomorrow and pick up enough to make some jelly. They aren't as many as I seen in the past.
Does anyone have a good recipe? I've never made Mayhaw jelly and need a quarantine project.

[RifleBowPistol]

You might search the internet, if you have not already. I never heard of mayhaw berries, so I looked them up, think my mother's aunt used to have one of those trees in her yard. But in the process of trying to figure out what they are, a map popped up with multiple places listing them, including HEB. But I checked on HEB's site, they don't have them, I guess because of the word berries, it listed HEB.

So what are those things like or similar to?

[Chuckfu]

I’d have to charge $275 a gallon after spending the day on my hands and knees.
I did pick up 3 gallons in the past couple days. I have 6 mayhaw trees but they’re not putting off yet

[Chuckfu]

My grandma and her family always called them grapes in the Big Thicket where they grew wild.

Muscadine and mayhaws are exactly the same but different.