Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry
Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry
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Zone
2 - 7
Mature Height
60 in
Mature Width
60 in
Light
Part Shade
Water
Moist, well-drained
Soil
Normal, loamy
Description / Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry
Honeyberries are just becoming part of the American landscape, and you will want to be among the first to grow this tangy, nutritious fruit. Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry is not only an edible, it is a multiseason shrub with blooms and a well-branched, rounded shape. Best of all, it prefers a bit of shade.
The Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry fruit may remind you of blueberries, both in color and flavor. Oblong and a dusty dark blue, these berries are quite tart, with an underlay of sugary sweetness. Excellent for canning and jamming as well as fresh eating.
The Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberries arrive in late spring or early summer, just before the strawberries start coming in. You can extend your season of fresh fruit in the garden with Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry. Just grow it near any other honeyberry for best fruit production.
Expect this deciduous shrub to reach about 4 to 5 feet high and wide. In spring, before the berries, it covers itself in fragrant white blooms that attract the very first pollinators of the season. You will love starting the edible garden a few weeks sooner with Lonicera 'Borealis' Honeyberry. Hardy up to -40 degrees Fahrenheit and best in mulched, moisture-rich soil.
Product Details
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Species:
Variety: 'Borealis'
Item Form:
Bloom Color: White
Foliage Color: Medium Green
Habit:
Light Requirements: Part Shade
Moisture Requirements:
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Uses: Special Features: Hardiness Zones: 2 - 7
State Shipping Restrictions: GU, HI, PR, VI
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