Siberian Honeyberry

Siberian HoneyberryThe Siberian Honeyberry, Lonicera caerulea edulis is part of the Honeysuckle family. Native to Eastern Siberian, this small bush is very hardy and can tolerate temperatures down to 40 C. It produces large elliptical berries that look and taste similar to blueberries. They can be eaten raw or used in jams and are very high in antioxidants and vitamin C. A great addition to your edible fruit plant collection! Plant in moist, well drained soil. This

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large blooms and an abundance of flowers combine to make Rudbeckia SmileyZ Happy a popular choice for flower arranging

although it will also grow well in a pot

whilst watering should take place once a week

This six pack of Pansy Orange bedding plants will ensure that your flower bed or plant display gains a bright burst of colour in cooler climates of Autumn

and regular deadheading will prolong the flowering period

5 cm) produced in flat corymbs (15-20 cm wide) during mid-summer

followed by aromatic raspberries from around mid-Summer which provide a sharp

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It produces small pink flowers from late spring to early autumn

Saskatoon Honeywood is a versatile garden plant with plenty of ornamental