Honeyberry 'Blue Hakkaido' (Lonicera caerulea) Moist to Wet Soil from knives to lawnmower blades

from knives to lawnmower blades

By Daniel E

these sweet-tart cherries are great for fresh eating

An identification guide makes them easy to spot in the wild

Honeyberry 'Blue Hakkaido' (Lonicera caerulea) Moist to Wet Soil from knives to lawnmower bladesPlant Description: A very popular variety with Japanese Honeyberry growers, Blue Hokkaido Honeyberry features an upright growth habit and very large, sweet tart, crisp and flavorful, dark blue berries. These varieties bloom up to 2 months later in the NW region than the early blooming varieties. Later blooming means that more bees and other insects are available for pollination and fruit set is significantly better. These varieties are also good for