Description

Tundra Haskap Plants

Tundra Haskap Plants also referred to as honeyberries is another mid season haskap variety out of the University of Saskatchewan. This very cold hardy fruiting bush grows to about 5-6 feet tall. The fruit is big, firm with very good flavour. These haskap berries have an average weight of 1.5 grams that are elongated in shape with a flat bottom. The fruit will stay on the bush long after ripening. It's another great tasting haskap variety to come out of the University of Saskatchewan breeding program. Haskaps are very easy to grow and can produce up to 10 pounds of honeyberries per bush. This variety was first introduced to fruit growers and gardeners in 2007. Some good companion varieties to grow with Tundra haskap plants are Aurora, Honey Bee and Boreal Blizzard. Hardy zone 2-7.

Haskap Bushes Honeyberries

Haskaps plants are extremely cold hardy and can tolerate cold as low as -45 degrees Celsius. The flowers in early spring when they bloom can tolerate -7 degrees Celsius. The honeyberries are simply delicious, excellent for fresh eating and very high in antioxidants which is why these amazing fruits have great health benefits. A relatively new fruit bearing plant variety that is starting to become quite popular. Haskap berries taste a cross between blueberries and raspberries and are simply delicious. Haskap bushes produce fresh honeyberries year after year.


We have Tundra Haskap Plants for sale. (while supplies last)
All haskap plants come complete with detailed growing instructions.
These are 2 year old plants in 4 inch pots.

It is necessary to grow more than one variety of haskaps to insure good pollination. Requires a pollinator variety such as Aurora Haskap plants. One pollinator is sufficient for up to 5 plants.

Please note that haskap plants need to be 2-3 years old before they begin producing fruit.

***Please note all fruit bearing plants are pre-booked. Please place order as soon as possible as they sell out quick. Orders will begin being shipped out end of April-May. ***

Growing Haskap Plants

Planting
When planting haskap plants they grow best in full sun in rich moist soil with good drainage. Prepare your soil in advance by adding some compost. Plant your plants in a location where they will get at least 6 hours of full sun. It's recommended to plant them 4-5 feet apart if you wish to have individual bushes. For gardeners wishing to create a hedge row plant them 3 feet apart. Haskaps do very well in a wide range of soil types and pH ranging from 5-8. They are very easy to grow with little maintenance required. Once established the plants are pretty self sufficient.

During the growing season apply mulch around the plants to maintain moisture and control weeds. To keep your haskaps well fed and growing fertilize your plants with an all purpose fruit and berry granular fertilizer once a month beginning in May. Fertilize no later then mid August to allow plants time to prepare for winter.


Harvesting
Haskap bushes take 2-3 years before fruiting begins. On year 2-3 they'll start producing an abundance of honeyberries. One bush can produce up to 10 pounds or more of haskaps per plant. Flowering begins in April to May with berries ripening by June. Please also note it's not only you that love fresh honeyberries, the birds do too.. It may be necessary to cover your plants with netting to protect the fruit from the birds.

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