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Kamschatica Honeyberry


  • Kamschatica Honeyberry, a hardy and reliable shrub, is celebrated for its early yield of long, deep blue berries. These berries offer a delightful sweet-tart taste. It blooms from late winter to early spring, providing a vital early nectar source for pollinators, and then fruits from late spring to early summer.

  • This variety is a good fit for UK gardens, combining ornamental value with dependable harvests. Its bushy growth makes it perfect for borders, fruit gardens, and allotments. Supplied in a 9cm pot, Lonicera Kamschatica establishes quickly and starts producing fruit relatively early.


  • Kamschatica Honeyberry, a hardy and reliable shrub, is celebrated for its early yield of long, deep blue berries. These berries offer a delightful sweet-tart taste. It blooms from late winter to early spring, providing a vital early nectar source for pollinators, and then fruits from late spring to early summer.

  • This variety is a good fit for UK gardens, combining ornamental value with dependable harvests. Its bushy growth makes it perfect for borders, fruit gardens, and allotments. Supplied in a 9cm pot, Lonicera Kamschatica establishes quickly and starts producing fruit relatively early.

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  • Kamschatica Honeyberry, a hardy and reliable shrub, is celebrated for its early yield of long, deep blue berries. These berries offer a delightful sweet-tart taste. It blooms from late winter to early spring, providing a vital early nectar source for pollinators, and then fruits from late spring to early summer.

  • This variety is a good fit for UK gardens, combining ornamental value with dependable harvests. Its bushy growth makes it perfect for borders, fruit gardens, and allotments. Supplied in a 9cm pot, Lonicera Kamschatica establishes quickly and starts producing fruit relatively early.