Loncera coerulea var. kamtschatica - Honeyberry garden planted mainly for its unique

planted mainly for its unique

fertile Hardiness -7c Rate of growth Slow Height and spread 1m Origin East Asia Pot size 7cm

Plant type Deciduous tree Flower Late Spring Fruit Large nut (edible) surrounded by a green/brown plum-like fruit Position Coming Soon Soil type Coming Soon Hardiness -15C Rate of growth Fast Height and spread Coming Soon Origin USA Pot size 9cm

contrasting with the red-black

Plant type Deciduous Flower Salmon pink with light pink edges - June to September Fruit Pomegranates - Very few Position Full Sun Soil type Many Hardiness -15c Rate of growth Medium Height and spread 3m x 2m Origin Mediterranean Pot size 9cm

Loncera coerulea var. kamtschatica - Honeyberry garden planted mainly for its uniqueDescription Specification Gift wrap Honeyberry is the ultimate superfruit with a very high concentration of antioxidants and C and A vitamins, often surpassing the nutritional profile of the blueberry. The plant itself is a vigorous, robust deciduous shrub with simple leaves, budding out very early, yet hardy to below 20C. Honeyberry is generally considered self fertile to some degree, meaning a single plant can produce fruit. However, for a high,