Would You Eat a Blueberry From the Swedish Forest?

Is this food connected to the local environment? How?:

Wild blueberries grow naturally in many of Sweden's forests. They are usually a their best in July and August, although they can still be found into September depending on where they grow and the weather. They grow close to the ground among the moss, trees and other plants. Sweden has lots of forests where these berries can grow, so people can find and pick them while spending time outdoors. 

Your turn!  You too can be a food explorer! What foods can you find growing near you? Maybe there are tomatoes in a garden, berries in a yard or apples on a tree. Take a look around your home or neighborhood. What food could you find growing right outside your door? 

Location:
Nackareservatet, Stockholm, Sweden
Location Data:
POINT (18.1469472 59.2849131)

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