I bought 2 Borealis and 2 Tundra haskap/honeyberryplants in the spring of 2011. I planted them at my cabin in the north Georgia mountains. We had a long and
*very* dry summer (1 inch of rain over three months), and I was surprised
actually to have only lost one of my four honeyberries (one of the Borealis).
The other plants are actually thriving in part sun it seems. Considering how
hot and dry the summer was here, that's pretty good for a plant that is supposed
to live in the frigid north!
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| Berries from 2 year old Tundra |
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| Berries on 2 year old Tundra |
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| Two year old Tundra growing in part sun, north Georgia mountains |
Anyway, this email was just to send you pictures of my first harvest (from
the Tundra plants). Not a lot yet, and I'm pretty sure these weren't even
pollinated (my pollinator plants are still too small). But let me tell you
they sure were delicious :)
Kevin, Georgia
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