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Move over, blueberries. Serviceberries are ripe.
Summary by The Minneapolis Editorial Desk · As published by Star Tribune
· July 25, 2026
· 1 min read
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In northern Minnesota, a native fruit is coming into season. This fruit is sweet and nutritious, and has been growing in the area for centuries. It has been overlooked, but its qualities make it notab
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Key takeaway Further information about this native fruit, including its current availability, can be found in the Star Tribune.
Why this matters in The Minneapolis
Minneapolis residents looking to try this native fruit may not have to travel far to get a taste. While the story focuses on northern Minnesota, serviceberries can also be found in the Twin Cities area, particularly in local parks and gardens. As the city continues to explore ways to support local food systems and promote sustainable living, the serviceberry could play a significant role. Its sweet and nutritious qualities make it an attractive option for local farmers' markets and community-supported agriculture programs. Additionally, the serviceberry's ability to thrive in Minnesota's climate could make it a viable crop for urban agriculture initiatives, providing fresh produce to city residents while also supporting local economies. As the serviceberry gains popularity, Minneapolis residents may soon see it featured at local restaurants, cafes, and specialty food stores.
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Category: local ·
Published: July 25, 2026 ·
Source: Star Tribune ·
Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? In northern Minnesota, a native fruit is coming into season. This fruit is sweet and nutritious, and has been growing in the area for centuries. It has been overlooked, but its qualities make it notab
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