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Fall is the time to forage for nature's bounty – starting with wild grapes. Here's how.
Several varieties of wild grapes grow in these parts. Their viny, big-leaf foliage can all look similar, but their fruit can range in color from deep, dark purple, to blueberry blue, to maroon red.
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Can you eat Texas wild grapes? Sure, go wild. Here are the types that grow in the state.
Stith: "Is Austin overrun with wild grapes? Has it always been ... heart-shaped to deeply lobed, green leaves, to five inches, concave, wooly below, with coarsely tooth edges.