>There aren't cloudberries where he lives Lmao

Meh aren't they super expensive and low yield?
At least I can grow dozens other fruits that won't make it that far north (and yeah even more southern folks can grow yet more, I know I know)

>>76182374
If you're country isn't cold enough to grow cloudberries, then you're not white

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>>76181708
Boreal Forests are cool but very dangerous aswell,bears,wolves,etc.
The best forests are the atlantic followed by the mediterranean ones.

>>76182539
>>76182457
You're not white you negroid

>>76181708
>cloudberries

We call them bakeapples here.

>>76182573
There are better ways to bump threads,come on.

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>>76182539
Evergreen forests are the best

Can I only grow them that far north?
Niagara reguon here.

>>76182673
>>76182457
Having alaska and some random dots where no one lives doesn't count.
>>76182573

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>>76182801
The pic i posted above is 20 miles from seattle you cunt

>>76181708
That map is wrong they grow fine here

>he eats jam with meat

asiatic barbarians!

>>76181708
The map doesn't cover my region but I think it grows here because we have large peat swamps on the other bank of Volga.

>>76182673
>>76182853
Seattle seems like a nice place to live 2bh

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>>76182801
I don't need your autistic berry anyways because the PNW has the Huckleberry

>>76183136
I don't live there but i've visited many times. Can confirm its pretty comfy

My grandma calls those knott berries. They taste really good but you get a *lot* of seeds if you eat them raw.

>>76183235
>seeds need a 3/4 year stratification (cold treatment) of 5°C or below
Makes one wonder why the plants produces those in the first place

>>76183415
I'm really not sure either, they're notoriously difficult to grow yourself too. The overabundance of seeds might be a response to the cold though.