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Haskap Central is proud to be one of the few companies holding international licenses for exporting premium Haskap plant materials to the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, and the United States. Our mission is to deliver exceptional Canadian Haskap berry plants while supporting a diverse and growing global customer base. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the most up-to-date agronomic knowledge, helping them achieve both enjoyment and success in their berry-growing journey. From the very beginning of our company, we have had the privilege of working closely with Dr. Bob Bors, the renowned Haskap breeder at the University of Saskatchewan. While Dr. Bors has recently retired, his legacy continues to inspire us as we build strong relationships with the next generation of innovative Haskap breeders at the University. These collaborations ensure Haskap Central remains at the forefront of Haskap research, advancements, and innovations. We are also thrilled to share that Dr. Bors was inducted into the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame in April 2025—a well-deserved recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to Haskap breeding. Don't Miss Out! Dormant Stock Available For Spring Delivery in April, 2026!The demand for Haskap plants continues to soar. Visit our Haskap Plant Store today to secure your favorite cultivars and avoid disappointment—they sell out fast! We strive to ship plants that are 12–18 inches tall, with a minimum height of 6 inches, all featuring a well-established root ball to ensure successful transplanting and growth. ![]() All Orders include our Complementary 18 page Haskap Nutrition Guide and Detailed Planting Instructions... Check Out our "Favorite Links" Page for detailed descriptions of each cultivar, haskap compatibility charts and much more... Boreal Bliss Haskap Plants
Boreal Bliss was so named because it represents a breakthrough in flavour. In 2023, experienced growers and retired technician Rick Sawatzky highly praised its flavour, noting it was distinct from other cultivars. I recognized this ‘new’ flavour as largely derived from its wild Canadian parent. Panelists rated it between 4 and 4.5 out of 5, similar to the ratings Boreal Beast received five years earlier, although the panelists were different. The flavour of Boreal Bliss developed about a week after the berries turned blue. In Saskatoon, the blooming and ripening of Boreal Bliss closely aligned with Boreal Beast, placing both in the mid-late category. Blooming occurred in the third week of May, with ripening following in the third week of July. Test crosses showed Boreal Bliss crossed best with both Boreal Beast and Boreal Blizzard. It was not tested with Aurora due to Aurora blooming earlier. The growth habit of Boreal Bliss is upright and somewhat spreading, similar to Aurora and Boreal Beast. Companion Planting for Optimal Growth: To ensure proper fruit set, Boreal Bliss requires an unrelated companion plant. It pairs with Boreal Beast and Boreal Blizzard. Most growers are planting at a ratio of 2:1, with two Boreal Bliss plants for every companion plant. Research conducted in Quebec on various haskap varieties has shown that yields can be significantly higher when companion plants are placed in the same row for pollination purposes. When selecting companions for commercial purposes please feel free to call Curtis to discuss.
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