My Hidden RARE Fruit HONEYBERRIES, HASKAP BERRY! 

Patrice deAvila you are an inspiration! Keep moving and enjoy growing it’s a great form of relaxation and anyone can do a little bit at a time!

Hey Patrice, you go girl, even a little raddish plant can be the most exciting thing to grow! Try sprinkling slade seeds in plant pots, spring onion are good, at a height that is comfortable for you, patio fruit trees on dwarf stock are awesome. wishing you well :-)

I love it. Keep it up.

You are also very inspiring. God bless

You have inspired me today! I've got 8 trees to plant and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed, but you've given me the push to get outside this morning! Thank you!

This comment is so true. Unfortunately, my 1.5 year old daughter loves them sour and can pick my whole bush clean before they get nice and juicy 😂

I’m glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching 😁👍

Your welcome LaVonne 😁👍

Thanks Jerrad! I appreciate the continued support brother, it means a lot to me. I need that encouragement fuel 😂

It’s been a few years, Daron. What has your experience been with how quickly Honeyberry plants grow?

He wasn’t that cool until two years ago. If you watch his old videos you can see that he really matured by eating all of this grapefruit and it had some kind of effect on him two years ago. He got super amazingly cool all of a sudden. It must be the berries. 😉

Thank you my friend 😁👍

Let gooo!!!

They are yummy Cindy 😁

Your welcome my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the kind words they are encouraging to hear 😁👍

Your welcome Mark 😁

Jesse, after a few years, what has your experience been with how quickly Honeyberry plants grow into a mature full sized plant?

@@ttb1513 one of mine is 4.5 to 5 feet tall. The other is about 3 feet tall. Maybe the difference is because they’re different cultivars. They make a nice amount of berries. Pretty tart but we’re happy to have them in May when nothing else is ripe yet.

I think in another more recent video James said he has only about 1/3rd of an acre, tho it looks bigger.

Can you share the varieties of haskins you are growing ?

@@codegirl2069 Strawberry sensation, Aurora, a couple of the boreal varieties as well

L B did you end up planting some? I’m in 8a and planting some this year.

Interesting. What method of propagation worked easily for you? I am hoping they do not grow too slowly, like a blueberry bush.

😁😁

claudia liboria Oi, Bonita

Obrigada 😃🇧🇷

Lol it definitely happens fast, and sure is a lot of fun 😁👍

" Planting Spacing: 4.5 - 6 ft (1.3 - 2 m) within rows, 8 - 10 ft (2.5 - 3m) between rows Depth: May be planted a couple inches deeper than original depth to compensate for possible frost heaving or to establish a deeper root system. Pollination: Proximity to an unrelated variety (within same yard is fine). A different variety (P for pollenizer) is recommended per 2-4 smaller plants (X) to ensure the best fruit set. Example: X P X P X P X P X Fertilizer: Most soils are adequate to sustain honeyberry plants. Composted manure/compost tea may be applied in the spring. Watering: Heavy watering a few times the first few years recommended to promote deep root growth. Do not overwater potted plants. Let dry out in between watering. Mulching: Honeyberries appreciate being mulched as it helps retain moisture and reduces competition from grass and weeds. Leave a couple inches away from stem free of mulch. Do not overwater mulched plants. Do not use cardboard mulch over winter as mice are attracted to cardboard. While mulch is not required, weed control is essential. Keep grass and weeds at least 24" away from plants. Honeyberries planted into sod do not thrive, and young transplants may get crowded out and die or be severly stunted. Pruning: Prune older branches at base when bush gets too dense, about 25% of the bush at a time, beginning at age 6 or so. Recommended pruning time is late winter or early spring. When mature plant is transplanted it usually needs more aggressive pruning in order to encourage root establishment along with new growth. If accidentally mowed off, the plants usually regrow. "- honeyberryusa.com/about-honeyberry.html

jim187187 thank you so much for your detailEd reply. This is very useful and I appreciate the time you took to reply and help educate me. Much appreciated 🙏🏼 😊 👍

@@trellofello7473 No problem, I've recently been looking this up too, and that was probably the best source for detailed honeyberry info I've found.

Thanks bruh