Red Cedar/Juniper berries
Juniperus virginiana berries. The gray color is wild yeast that can be used to raise bread or make alcohol.

Eastern Redcedar - Juniperus virginiana
Abundance: common
What: leaves, berries
How: leaves see below; berries as seasoning, infused, tinctured, or raw.
Where: landscaping, arid, woods, borders, fields
When: spring, summer, fall, winter
Nutritional Value: low
Dangers: Leaves of Juniperus virginiana, which contain thujone, which slows down the liver's removal of alcohol.

Red Cedar (Eastern Redcedar - Juniperus virginiana):

PLEASE NOTE: While it's berries can be used the same as Junipers ashei's berries, the leaves should not be used to make tea, infused vinegars, or smoked.

This is a freshly harvested, then immediately frozen bag of juniper needles with berries. They are NOT dehydrated - they are fresh and sustainably wild-harvested in the USA.

*Please meet the $50 minimum order for shipping. Local pickup available.

- Ships with ice packs
- Ships with insulated box liner
- May arrive with melted ice packs, but don’t worry! It’s still good to use.
- Upon arrival, unbox ingredients and place in refrigerator or freezer

Upon arrival, unbox ingredients and place in refrigerator or freezer.