Borealis Honeyberry Bush – #1 Container

Description

Add edible plants to your landscape to boost food security. Honeyberries make it easy to enjoy fresh, delicious berries a week or two before the strawberry crops come in! Borealis Honeyberry Bush (Lonicera caerulea ‘Borealis’) are attractive, hardy shrubs.

They produce yummy-smelling fragrant white blooms in springtime that butterflies and bees will adore! Start off the season with Borealis because it is very early ripening, the blooms develop into elongated fruits that ripen just ahead of strawberry crops!

Also known as Haskap, this berry is taking the edible landscape world by storm with these little-known Superfruits. Think of a long blueberry with a zippy taste…perfect for fresh eating, jams, cobblers, and healthy ingredients in smoothies.

Planting and Application:

Add several Honeyberry, also known as Sweetberry or Haskap, in a low informal fruiting hedge for a larger harvest. Because everyone does better with a friend, you’ll get increased yields when planting different types of Honeyberry! They make nice backdrops in kitchen gardens and mibeautifully in garden borders. Neighbors won’t mind these planted among other berry bushes as a friendly fence, especially if you don’t mind sharing!

These are dense privacy and great wildlife shelterbelts when planted in rows. Go linear with your berry orchard and create rows for screening and for wildlife. Groupings also provide habitat and increase your harvest, while adding to your home’s landscape décor! After all, these are very ornamental shrubs all growing season!

• Long Blue Haskap Berries
• Fragrant, Trumpet-Shaped Flowers
• Early Season u0026amp; Arctic Cold Hardy Native
• Attractive Landscape Shrub Grows Fast
• Fresh Eating, Cooking, Baking u0026amp; Freezing

ProPlantTips for Care:

Honeyberry love full sun, but can also tolerate a touch of part shade too. Plant in a well-drained site that has regular moisture and fertilizer and a thick layer of mulch. No need to stress about soil pH, as these rugged native relatives produce in a variety of soil types.

• Develops Fruit in Full Sun or Partial Shade
• Not Fussy About pH
• Moderate Moisture u0026amp; Mulch
• Any Well-Drained Soil Type
• Pollinators: Berry Blue u0026amp; Aurora

Buy the Borealis Honeyberry Bush now and we’re sure you’ll have the first of its kind on your block, so hurry and order this and its pollinator today from NatureHills.com before they’re gone!