A new Japanese Honeyberry selection from the breeding work of Dr. Maxine Thompson. Tana Honeyberry is one of the latest ripening varieties available and has a delicious sweet tart flavor. Berries hold well on the bush but are easily harvested without tearing the skin.
A fantastic new honeyberry selection! Taka grows as an upright bush, flowers quite late and produces large and deliciously sweet berries. Yields are heavy and the berries are easily picked yet don’t drop from the bush too early.
The Honeyberry Bundle 4 pack is perfect if you are having a hard time trying to decide which delicious varieties to plant. This bundle includes four honeyberry varieties.
Honey Queen lives up to its name with its deliciously sweet honey flavor packed into beautiful yellow berries. These are primocanes, also known as everbearing raspberries.
This Honeyberry is extremely vigorous, growing to a mature height of 4 feet and spreading 3 feet. The medium size fruits have good quality, and are best eaten fresh from the bush to enjoy the excellent fresh blend of flavors. This is a good choice for home gardens and u-pick growers.
Indigo Gem Honeyberry is a variety selected by the University of Saskatchewan. Indigo Gem Honeyberry is a fast growing, high yielding berry that is well suited for commercial production.
Indigo Yum Honeyberry is hardy and early ripening cultivar, which produces sweet and versatile fruit used fresh, in preserves or as juice.
Indigo Treat Honeyberry is a sweet and slightly chewy blueberry- like berry perfect for eating fresh. Honeyberry is a species of Honeysuckle.
Tundra™ Honeyberry is a fast-growing, high-yielding cultivar developed at the University of Saskatchewan for its large, early-ripening, very blueberry-like fruit.
Honeybee ™ Honeyberry is an excellent pollinizer variety that starts fruiting at a very early age and holds onto its fruit better than most varieties. The fruit is slightly more tart than Borealis, but not as tart as its Russian ancestors. Plants are very vigorous and regularly produce fruit in their second year after planting.
