Small Black Raspberry Vines/Bushes available. Some advance notice required as I'll be leaving them planted unless/until there's an interest. Pickup in Bedford, Ohio

Prairie - none of the fruits you mention will need extra vitamin C adding for freezing. They all freeze fine but top and tail the gooseberries and currants before freezing because getting those fiddly bits off squashy thawed fruit will be a nightmare. I had a look at the 'Summer Pudding' recipe and was interested to see it is a preserve. I make Summer pudding often when soft fruit is in season but over here it is not a preserve, it is a dessert. You line a pudding basin with slightly stale white bread. Fill it up with cooked soft fruits, add a bread lid and put it under a weight. The juice suffuses the bread and when you turn it out you get a red/purple pudding full of solid fruit. I don't use a recipe, just whatever fruit I have to hand.

an 8` noid with these HUGE pink flowers for $40, another noid, some rainbow, 6`, multiple tips $20-there are 3 others in the same pot, another 6` with about 15 tips Wave rage for $30-it had 2 rooted cuttings of same and a noid seedling in the pot, Lee langetti (?) $10 about 3` with 4 cuttings rooted in the same pot-found tags on them and they are the same plant, 12++ seedlings, a couple more lost tag plants...I spent $200 and came home with, heck, I need to go count them! I had the Jimmy stuffed,still dont know how I got that 8` one in there. and take pics, I took pics of the ones I planted. Oh, and the cuttings came from Aloha plumeria, 10 of them $60/free shipping, I`ll put those in tomorrow. I will also get in pics tomorrow, most of them have been downloaded to photo bucket. If that wasn`t enough I stopped at Lowes and for $16.98 bought a pot of pudica,4 big healthy plants in each pot, I bought several to plant around the yard since the chickens don`t eat them. Home depot had a variegated crinum, it is a cream not white like the ones I have, so I bought 2 pots of those, multiples in the pot. I love crinums even more than plumeria. good thing the freezer is full of food!! Tally Ho!

And, of course, bake the brownie first,cool,then add the two topping layers.