Wild Muscadine

Muscadines, members of the same genus as grapes, are a southern staple and can often be found sold at many farmer's markets. Likewise, these natives grow prolifically and can easily overtake a yard or garden. Thankfully, they are packed with fiber and one of the best sources of antioxidants in fruit. The skin is tougher than that of other grapes. As such, people often pop the pulp into their mouths and discard the casing. All parts of the berry are edible, however, and they are great for preserving and juicing.