A vigorous and productive plant with an upright growth habit, Berry Blue™ Honeyberry grows to be the largest of the varieties we offer. Reaching up to 8 ft. in height, Berry Blue™ Honeyberry produces abundant, large, sweet and tasty berries.
Blue Forest ™ Late Blooming Honeyberry has large deep green foliage, is compact with a spreading form, and produces large, dark blue, tasty fruit. Plant this with another late blooming variety to increase fruit production.
Blue Sky™ Honeyberry is a unique variety from the work of an amateur breeder in Siberia. Producing abundant, sweet, and very flavorful fruit, Blue Sky™ Honeyberry is also an attractive, compact shrub growing 3-4 ft. in height.
Named for its powder blue berries, Smokey Blue ™ Honeyberry is an attractive and vigorous small shrub bearing bountiful crops of tasty fruit and grows 3-4 ft. in height with an attractive, spreading form.
A very attractive, compact and spreading shrub, Blue Moon™ features soft, dark green, velvety foliage and bears good crops of large, tasty, dark blue fruit.
From the Russian Far East, Blue Pacific™ Honeyberry is a special variety prized for its attractive spreading form, light green foliage, and good crops of large, dark blue, tasty berries.
Blue Velvet™ Honeyberry is distinguished by its compact, spreading form, attractive grayish-green, velvety foliage and its very large, sweet-tart and flavorful, medium-blue berries.
A gorgeous yellow leafed form of the Himalayan Chocolate Berry. While many golden foliaged plants can sometimes look like they are in need of a little nitrogen, this one is a nice subtle gold with a purple red edging along the leaf’s edge on new growth. Produces just as much fruit as the green leafed form but can maybe withstand more shade given the yellow foliage.
No, this is not a high elevation relative of cacao but rather a honeysuckle relative from the Himalaya that produces pendulous clusters of beautiful purple to brown berries that have a taste reminiscent of chocolate, burnt sugar or raisins depending on who you ask. We were first introduced to the Himalayan Chocolate Berry on a perfect August day at the Bullock Brothers’ Permaculture Homestead and have been fond of it ever since.
This unique, disease-resistant, Canadian variety forms an attractive, upright small shrub. Selby produces good crops of sweet and tasty, large, purple-red berries.
