Blue Pacific™ Honeyberry Cranberry Horticulturalist Joe Long discovered this

Horticulturalist Joe Long discovered this tree growing on his property on Orcas Island

which taste like a cross between an orange and a guava

Among the most popular and widely adapted varieties

Rubus ursinus

the rootstock produces a tree about half the size of standard and it has shown excellent results when grown in heavy soils

Blue Pacific™ Honeyberry Cranberry Horticulturalist Joe Long discovered thisLonicera caerulea var. edulis 'Blue Pacific' From the East Coast of Russia, this attractive variety features a compact spreading form, light green foliage, and large, soft, dark blue berries. Small, creamy yellow, trumpet shaped flowers appear in February or March and develop into delicious, soft, teardrop shaped, dark blue fruit that ripens in May. Use any other late blooming variety, like Blue Moon or Blue Velvet, as a pollinizer. Pick berries when