AURORA Haskap Plants
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- #1 Cultivar
- Most Popular Since 2014
- Superior Flavour
- Honeybee is Best Pollenizer
The University of Saskatchewan selected 'AURORA' as the pollinizer for 'BOREALIS'. Over time, 'AURORA' has demonstrated unparalleled commercial attributes, earning a reputation as one of the most widely planted cultivars worldwide. Renowned for its exceptional commercial viability, 'AURORA' offers a sweeter taste attributed to lower acidity and boasts significantly higher productivity.
Both 'AURORA' and 'BOREALIS' exhibit excellent flavor profiles, with 'BOREALIS' presenting a delightful taste alongside remarkable ornamental qualities, albeit with slightly lower productivity. 'AURORA' stands out with its large, easily harvestable berries (1.9 grams), coupled with high disease resistance, making it exceptionally productive and well-suited for home gardeners.
It is a companion plant to 'BOREALIS', 'INDIGO GEM' , 'HONEYBEE' and 'BOREAL BEAST'
Please Note: All Haskap need an unrelated companion plant for proper fruit set, don't forget to order yours for 'AURORA'
Recommended ratios are 2:1
See our "Favourite Links" page for a detailed description of this cultivar by Dr. Bob Bors, University of Saskatchewan. Photo courtesy of University of Saskatchewan.
SOLD OUT FOR FALL: To Avoid Disappointment order NOW to reserve your plants for SPRING 2025 delivery, limited supply available...
To take advantage of our discount pricing and reduced shipping costs per plant, order together with family, friends, co-workers and neighbours. They also make a unique gift for all occasions including wedding favours, house warming, birthdays and baby showers. They are an amazing and unique addition to an edible landscaping or food forest.
Volume Pricing applies per Cultivar.
Quantity | Price |
1 - 1 |
$27.20
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2 - 49 |
$13.35 each (2 to 49 plants)
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50 - 99 |
$9.70 each (50 to 99 plants)
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100 - 499 |
$8.15 each (100 to 499 plants)
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500 - 999 |
$6.95 each (500 to 999 plants)
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1,000+ |
$5.25 each (1000 to 4999 plants)
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