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I have worked with Haskap Central, Curtis and Leslie for 7 years. They have been nothing but informative, kind, and patient with me. Having one of the largest orchards in Montana, I have had to lean on Curtis' vast understanding of the cultivar. I have never failed to be impressed with packaging & the quality of the starts I have purchased & received from Haskap Central. My farm, @bigskyhoneyberries is now thriving due to the consistent advice & help from Curtis & Leslie over the years. I couldn't suggest a better provider of high quality healthy haskap starts, who believe in their product & have intimate knowledge of growing. Haskap Central is the premier provider of quality haskap plants & I find their small business to be run by two of the kindest & most genuine people I've worked with. I always direct people in my orbit to Haskap Central.
David Dunn
David Dunn
Big Sky Honeyberries,
Whitefish, Montana
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- Extremely Productive
- Robust, Aggressive Plant Form
- Superior Berry Retention into Late Augus
- Research has proven Honeybee to have extremely high levels of anthrocyanins compared to other U of S cultivars
Key Features of Honeybee Haskap:
- High Productivity: Honeybee is known for its vigorous growth and early fruiting, producing abundant yields that make it a favourite among growers.
- Aggressive Plant Form: This variety grows rapidly, establishing a strong, robust structure that supports its heavy fruit load.
- Distinctive Fruit Shape: The berries of Honeybee have a unique cylindrical shape, setting them apart from other varieties. This makes them particularly desirable for both fresh consumption and processing.
- Extended Berry Retention: One of Honeybees standout traits is its ability to retain fruit on the bush well into late August. This prolonged retention period enhances its suitability for processing and extends the harvesting window, providing greater flexibility for growers.
Aurora is the best pollenizer for Honeybee, ensuring optimal fruit set and yield. The compatibility between these varieties is a key factor in their successful cultivation.
Companion Planting for Optimal Growth:
To ensure proper fruit set, Honeybee requires an unrelated companion plant. It pairs with Aurora, Borealis, Indigo Gem, Boreal Blizzard and Boreal Beast. Most growers are planting at a ratio of 2:1, with two Honeybee 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.
Features of Companion Cultivars:
- Aurora: Known for its superior taste, Aurora has a sweeter profile due to its lower acidity, making it a favourite among growers and consumers alike.
- Indigo Gem: Superior form for ornamental and shelterbelts reason.
- Boreal Blizzard: Boasts remarkable large berries and is an excellent choice for farmer's markets or u-pick's.
- Boreal Beast: With a 4.5 out of 5 on the flavor scale for three consecutive years, Boreal Beast is celebrated for its superior flavour, best aroma, and improved berry retention.
- Please refer to our compatibility chart on our “favourite links” page for more companion options.
Honeybee's exceptional fruit retention and high yield make it an excellent choice for commercial processing, including jams, juices, and dried fruit products. Its robust growth and productivity also make it a valuable addition to home gardens, providing a reliable and bountiful harvest.
Ordering Information:
Reserve your Honeybee plants now for Spring 2025 delivery. Due to limited supply, early ordering is recommended to avoid disappointment.
Special Offers:
Maximize savings with our discount pricing and reduced shipping costs per plant by placing a group order with family, friends, or neighbours. Haskap plants make unique gifts for occasions such as weddings, housewarmings, birthdays, and baby showers. They are also an excellent addition to edible landscaping or food forests.
Volume Pricing applies per cultivar. For a detailed description of Honeybee by Dr. Bob Bors from the University of Saskatchewan, visit our "Favourite Links" page.
Photo courtesy of the University of Saskatchewan.
| Quantity | Price |
| 1 - 2 |
$28.99
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| 3 - 4 |
$21.99 each 3 to 4 plants)
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| 5 - 9 |
$19.99 each (5 to 9 plants)
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| 10 - 49 |
$17.99 each (10 to 49 plants)
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| 50 - 99 |
$14.99 each (50 to 99 plants)
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| 100 - 249 |
$11.99 each (100 to 249 plants)
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| 250 - 499 |
$9.99 each (250 to 499 plants)
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| 500 - 999 |
$7.99 each (500 to 999 plants)
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| 1,000+ |
$5.99 each (1000+ plants)
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