Honeyberries are extremely easy-to-grow, great as a hedge, they do well in partial shade & are delicious!
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Berry Blue
Large blueberry-like tasting fruits are great for fresh eating, making jams and jellies, or baked into pies. This vigorous variety is perfect for backyard gardeners or for a full orchard. An early bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens May to June & reaches roughly 8-feet tall.
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Blue Forest
Produces sweet-tart, large blue berries that are paired with deep green foliage. Has a compact & spreading form. A late bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens in June & reaches roughly 3-feet tall in size.
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Blue Hokkaido
A very popular variety with Japan. Has an upright growth habit & Produces very large, sweet-tart, crisp and flavorful, dark blue berries. A late bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens in June & reaches roughly 5-feet tall.
Photo courtesy of Northwoods Nursery
Blue Moon
Produces good crops of large tasty, dark blue fruit that is coupled with dark green, velvet-like foliage. Has a very attractive, compact & spreading habit. A late bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens in June & reaches roughly 3-feet tall.
Photo courtesy of Northwoods Nursery
Blue Sea
Prized for good crops of crisp, large, sweet & flavorful fruit that is produced on small plants. Has a spreading habit & is a late bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens in June & reaches roughly 3-feet tall in size.
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Borealis
Produces a large blue berry that has a taste similar to blueberries. Great for fresh eating, baking or jams and jellies. Berries are an excellent source of antioxidants and Vitamin C. An early bloomer that needs a pollinator. Ripens May to June & reaches roughly 5-feet tall.
Photo courtesy of Bailey Nurseries
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