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Northern Lights Honeyberry Plant Collection

Northern Lights Honeyberry Plant Collection

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Description

This collection contains two individual, cold-hardy honeyberry plants — one each of the varieties Borealis and Polar Jewel. These plants are selected to cross-pollinate and bear a unique, sweet-tart fruit that ripens starting in late May and into early June. First flowers and fruit may appear as early as the second year after planting. Rich in antioxidants, a true super-berry!

New Collection! This money-saving collection is new to our catalog. Another way to take pleasure in growing your own.

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Zone Compatibility

This Variety's Zone Range 2 - 7
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Having the proper tools and supplies when growing your own can make the difference between a good harvest and a great harvest! Here's a list that our experts recommend for this variety.

Planting & Care

Learn all about how to grow honeyberry plants in The Growing Guide. An entire section of our website dedicated to your growing success.

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Stark Bro's Store
I have always wanted to try this plant. I decided to try it this year. I chose this plant collection so I have both pollinators.
Melissa J on Feb 24, 2017
something new. need to try especially with its phytonutrient notice.
daniel c on May 16, 2016
I have always wanted to try this plant. I decided to try it this year. I chose this plant collection so I have both pollinators.
Melissa J on Feb 24, 2017
Never tried honey berry bushes. May grow better in Mt than blueberries. Friend recommend them
Mary E W on Aug 7, 2016
something new. need to try especially with its phytonutrient notice.
daniel c on May 16, 2016
Very cold hardy. Little shorter bush then the other variety. Good for the ends of the rows.
Produces fruit in late may
Theresa C on May 4, 2016
I've been shopping for them and this was the best price. I make lots of jams, jellies, pies and infusions, so they seem to be a great fit!
Gardner H B on Apr 24, 2016
We want to grow blueberries, but have not had great success. This seems like a better option.
Barbara S on Apr 22, 2016
We love blueberries and wanted to try something similar, bonus if its easier to care for.
Amy R on Apr 11, 2016
Something new for me!
Ann D on Apr 9, 2016
Because I have not much growing space and can grow them in containers. They may also be ornamental. They are described as very cold hardy. The description of the fruit flavor sounds appealing. They have few pests and diseases.
Rita C on Apr 5, 2016
Never tried honey berry bushes. May grow better in Mt than blueberries. Friend recommend them
Mary E W on Aug 7, 2016
Very cold hardy. Little shorter bush then the other variety. Good for the ends of the rows.
Produces fruit in late may
Theresa C on May 4, 2016
How much spraying is required?
Dave T on Mar 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: None... In my back yard the plant I bought last year coming very wel... I bought the same plant few years ago and it's growing excellent without any care even

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Northern Lights Honeyberry Plant Collection
My plants came small, but healthy, first planted some in shade, but found they didn't do as well , so moved to full sun and saw a big improvement. Am looking forward to berries!
February 18, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Honey Berrys
two plants came in good shape good sized plants one larger than the other.Both planted 5-6 wks ago both healthy and growing well. would order again!
May 9, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Grew Well, Have gained size in their second year.
In their first year they took well to the soil. Now in their second year they bloomed lightly and are putting on some serious growth this spring.
May 24, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Be patient
I planted this and its pollinator that came with the 2 plant collection that I ordered in the June of 2014. Both of the plants are well established this spring (2017) and they both had about 10 - 20 blooms. This was the first year they had blooms. Unfortunately we had a late frost and I will not be getting any fruit this year. I have 4 plants in total. I ordered two different collections and they make a nice hedgerow next to my deck. They are only getting sun from morning until early afternoon, but are doing very well.
May 5, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
honeyberries
the first two plants that I ordered are still thriving but the last two I ordered just up and died. I worked very hard for them to succeed but they ended up dying anyway. I don't think I will be ordering them anymore. But the first two are coming along fine.
May 19, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
One type doing well, theother died
The collection included co-pollinators. Unlike trees, where the tag is on the tree, with the bushes, the tag is on the pot, so once it's planted, unless you are super-careful, who knows which is which. The one with the bigger leaves did fine, and is doing fine this year. The one with the tiny leaves arrived looking sickly, and shortly afterwards became dead. The same thing happened with the replacement set; the big leaf one lived, the tiny leafed one didn't. If I could figure which was which, I'd get another variety which would pollinate the big leafed one.
May 5, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Too soon to tell...
Purchased two plants. One bush looks very good, but the other is a little weak. Just purchased last year, so the verdict is out yet on these.
May 7, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago

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