Honeyberries are extremely easy-to-grow, great as a hedge, they do well in partial shade & are delicious!
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Cinderella
A compact grower that has a rounded and upright habit reaching roughly 4’ tall by 3’ wide. Ideal as a hedge or living fence. Large, deep blue berries have an excellent taste similar to wild blueberry tinged with black currant. Great for eating fresh, but also amazing for a jam or jelly. Ripens early to mid season & reaches roughly 4’ tall. Pollinate with any other Honeyberry variety.
Indigo Gem
A fast growing, high yielding variety that has pale yellow flowers in spring, followed by great tasting, sweet, blueberry-like fruit. Ripens early to mid season & reaches roughly 4’ tall. Pollinate with any other Honeyberry variety.
Sugar Mountain
In spring, this deciduous shrub is covered with lightly fragrant white honeysuckle flowers. Produces large, juicy & tasty berries that taste like a cross between raspberries & blueberries, but easier to grow! Ripens early summer & reaches roughly 6’ tall. Pollinate with 'Tundra' or 'Borealis'.
Tundra
A fast-growing, high-yielding plant that has an upright growth habit. Produces large, high-quality berries that are very similar to blueberries. Ripens late season & reaches roughly 8’ tall. Pollinate with 'Cinderella'.
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During the months of May and June one of the all-time favorite plants of local gardeners, the peony, is bursting into bloom. There are many excellent peonies available to utilize in our landscapes; including herbaceous cottage types in all sorts of colors (and varying fragrances) and larger growing tree peonies too. I would never scold anyone for growing either of these types (since I do as well), but I want to bring attention to another fabulous peony option… what is known as the intersectional or Itoh Peony.