Tundra Edible Honeysuckle Group-B A darker red 'sport' or

A darker red 'sport' or bud mutation of the original

It flourishes in well-drained

Very high quality dessert apple

The parent tree has been growing in Ely

A very large (3 to 3 1/2 inches) apple

Tundra Edible Honeysuckle Group-B A darker red 'sport' orLonicera caerulea var. edulis The fruit of this bush is a blue, teardrop shaped berry with very tiny seeds (like a blueberry). The fruit is tart, but tasty and useful for jams and jellies. These are the earliest plants in the nursery that leaf out, flower, and set fruit. Cedar waxwings adore Haskaps and so do bumblebees. The bush is not climbing, and not invasive. It reaches a height of about 6 ft. Requires a pollinator of another variety. Excellent