About Our Honeyberries
NOTE: Honeyberries can tolerate some shade and can do will interplanted with fruit trees!
Honeyberries belong at every house in Lisa’s opinion! They bloom before everything else which is great for attracting native pollinators. Honeyberries do not require acidic soil (like blueberries) and they typically produce fruit in the beginning of June! Fruit look like oblong blueberries and can be eaten fresh or used for pies, jams, etc. This is a great addition to your edible landscape.
Honeyberries are sold in gallon pots and are priced at $20.00 each. Two different varieties required for pollination.
Nursery Hours/Dates
Pre-Orders available for pickup beginning April 17th .
Regular Store hours will be April 23rd – May 31st.
BAREROOT MUST BE PICKED UP BY MAY 23rd
Berry Blue
Sizes: Height 4′, Spread 3′
Prices: $20.00
Zone: 3-8
VERY LIMITED STOCKBerry Blue is a vigorous variety producing fruit that is perfect to pick and eat on the spot! Two different varieties required for pollination.
Borealis
Sizes: Height 4′, spread 4′
Prices: $20.00
Zone: 3-8
VERY LIMITED STOCK
Taste has been compared to blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and black currants. Excellent source of antioxidants and vitamin C. Two different varieties required for pollination.
Blue Pagoda
Sizes: 4′ Mature Height
Prices: $20.00
Zone: 3-8
Abundant crops of large sweet fruit. Beautiful upright shrub. These are slightly later blooming than Berry Blue or Borealis.
Blue Hokkaido
Sizes: 4′ Mature Height
Prices: $20.00
Zone: 3-8
Upright shrub producing large sweet-tart berries excellent for fresh eating and processing. These are slightly later blooming than Berry Blue or Borealis.