The blue honeysuckle (Lonicera kamtschatica) is native to Siberia and other parts of North and North West Asia.
Siberian Honeysuckle (Lonicera kamtschatika)
Also known as blue honeysuckle. Related to the native honeysuckle but is a small shrub, not a climber. Produces long blue fruit with blueberry-like flavour, only more acid. In spite of its name, it requres a warm, dry and sunny spot to do well (but tolerant of very low winter temperatures). Plant two or more varieties to ensure good pollination.
Balalaika: large sweet fruits, prolific
Blue Velvet: compact bush, smaller fruits, ornamental
Eisbar: very large fruits, big yielder
Kalinka: small sweet fruits, very prolific
Small container-grown plants €4.70 ea.
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Up to 10 plants: €20. Over 10 plants €25.
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Cooloughra
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Westport
Co. Mayo
Republic of Ireland