Honeyberry (Lonicera caerulea) Spring Flowering - Ninja Gardening - Episode 97

My honeyberries (Lonicera caerulea) are flowering this year. Unfortunately they do not seem to not be flowering at the same time.

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Key insights about video Honeyberry (Lonicera caerulea) Spring Flowering - Ninja Gardening - Episode 97

🌸The plants have been in bloom for three years, but this is the first year they have had a significant number of flowers.

🌼The flowers on the blueberry plant are larger than those on the gooseberry plant, providing some landscaping appeal.

🐿️Unfortunately, squirrels like to eat the flowers, which may affect fruit production.

♂️♂️ The plants are marketed as male and female, but they are actually the same genetic clone.

🍇👫To ensure cross-pollination and fruit production, another plant like the blueberry must be planted.

🌺These honey berries are a low maintenance plant that grows well in partial shade.

🍓The taste of the honey berries is unknown, as the speaker has never had them before.

Timestamped Summary

00:25 The plants have been here for three years but haven't had many flowers before.

00:47 The first plant is a borealis and the second is a blueberry variety.

01:01 There is another borealis plant with bigger flowers.

01:31 Squirrels eat the flowers.

01:33 The plants are often marketed as male and female, but they are actually the same genetic clone and just need cross pollinators.

03:02 The plants grow well in partial shade.

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Q&A

How long have these plants been growing?

These plants have been here for three years.

Do these plants require a lot of maintenance?

No, these plants are low maintenance.

Are these plants male and female?

No, these plants are all the same genetic clone. They just need another variety to cross pollinate.

Are the flowers edible?

Yes, the flowers are edible, but squirrels tend to eat them.

Have you tasted the fruit from these plants before?

No, I have never tasted the fruit from these plants before.