When ripe, these berries appear to be almost black in color. Huckleberry plants are evergreen and produce fruits in the ...

Huckleberry harvesting requires a lot of walking, sometimes on hills, carrying heavy containers and much bush whacking. Demand fell, too, as consumers turned toward cheaper, commercially grown ...

Not long after the glaciers released Washington’s Southern Cascades from their icy blue grip some 11,000 years ago, huckleberries appeared. Every spring, the hardy shrubs emerge from a blanket ...

The huckleberry, like all flowering plants, needs enough sunlight and water to blossom and produce fruit, and when they don’t have enough sunlight when the trees are filling in those once open ...

For the first time in decades, tribes in the Pacific Northwest will be able to forage for wild huckleberries in a national ...