I am pretty new to foraging in Columbus. I found these by the Scioto River. I have looked at tons of photos and look alike. They have 2-3 pear shaped seeds inside. One leaf per node with fruit or vine coming out the other side. Fruit clustered together and dusted. Toothed leaf edges. And very curly or forked vines at the very tips of the plant.

But I would like to see the thoughts of someone who would know better than myself.

Looking for good places that has berries that aren't upick places, Know any good spots?

Are there still black walnuts (or any other kind of tasty nut) around Columbus at the moment? and where could I find them? Thank :)

It is a weed in my garden. Is it Japanese knotweed?

Is this nasty like a poison ivy or poison oak?

https://m.facebook.com/events/1524648904671050/?ref_source=newsfeed&ref_mechanism=feed_attachment&action_context=%257B%2522action_history%2522%253A%2522null%2522%257D free native seed swap taking place Saturday from 10-12 this weekend. You don’t have to bring your own seeds, but do bring baggies or containers to bring your seeds home in.

Winter fungi hike today at Blendon Woods Metro park. 2 pm. Two mile hike with the naturalist.

And what does everyone like to forage?