Honeyberry Plant Lonicera caerulea Singolaska and Wojtek windbreak trees forming dense screens to reduce

forming dense screens to reduce noise and airborne particulates

spread: 4–8m Blossom time: April–May Flower colour: Pale pink to white

40-60cm/year

peels for characteristic appearance

outpacing many other evergreen hedge types

Honeyberry Plant Lonicera caerulea Singolaska and Wojtek windbreak trees forming dense screens to reduceCharacteristics The honeyberry is a recent introduction to the grow at home market and is set to become a popular addition to British gardens. It is actually Lonicera caerulea var. Kamtschtica, a honeysuckle bush which produces large, edible, elliptical berries similar in colour and flavour to the blueberry. The Honeyberry is sweet enough to be eaten fresh, the berries can also be made into jam, jelly or even ice cream. Where to Plant Honeyberry