Honeyberries
This attractive, arching bush, which looks a little like a blueberry, grows quickly to about 4’ tall. Small, white, funnel shaped flowers appear in February or March and develop into delicious, teardrop-shaped, light blue fruit that ripens in May with high amounts of ascorbic acid and bioactive flavonoides. New to America, but widely grown in Russia. Raintree offers late blooming cultivars that perform well in both cold climates and in the moderate Pacific Northwest. Plants prefer sun and well drained soil. Select two varieties for pollination. USDA Zones 2-8.
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$23.99Blue Moon Honeyberry
(Lonicera caerulea var.edulis) A very attractive spreading shrub, Blue Moon T has soft, velvety, bright-green foliage and bears abundant crop of l...
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$23.99Blue Velvet Honeyberry
A late blooming cultivar that grows to 4' tall and 6' wide. It has unusual greyish green, velvety leaves. The fruit is large and flavorful. Use la...
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$23.99Blue Pacific Honeyberry
From the East Coast of Russia, this attractive variety features a compact spreading form, light green foliage, and large, light blue berries. Use ...
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$23.99Berry Blue Honeyberry
A productive, tasty variety with an abundance of light blue fruit. It blooms early and is best suited to cold climates with late springs. Needs an...
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$23.99Blue Bird Honeyberry
A productive, tasty variety with an abundance of light blue fruit. This attractive, arching bush grows quickly to about 4’ tall. Small, white...
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$23.99Blue Belle Honeyberry
Blue Belle T bears good crops of large, round deep blue and tasty berries on a 5' bush with a spreading habit. Pollenize with Berry Blue #D726.
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