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HONEYSUCKLE (Continued)
Quality Height
or
width
LONICERA kamtschatika (= L. caerolea var. edulis, L. orientalis var. longifolia) - Blue berried Honeysuckle NEW!
____ A wide, bushy-growing shrub; flowers are small, white, fragrant,
appearing in March and withstanding up to -10°C; fruits appear
long, having the taste of blueberries, ripening about 14 days before
that of strawberries, having a high contents of vitamin C
and D – a plant that has been long cultivated in Russia. H, K.
Zone 3.
2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 32 1,79 1,43 1,29
JAPANESE QUINCE - ROSACEAE
CHAENOMELES japonica ´Cido´ - Japanese Quince ´Cido´
____ Growing up to 1.5 m tall, with slightly overhanging, thornless
sprigs and few, branching, main shoots; flowers are orange-red;
fruits yellow to yellowish-orange, almost to the size of an apple
or quince, ripening early September to mid-October, with a higher
content in vitamin C than lemons and twice as much pectin as
apples – a cultivar from Latvia, termed as the “Northern lemon”
planted for the production of juices, jams, fruit pastes, jelly, dessert
wines, liquor etc. B, H, Z. Zone 5a.
Plant Breeders’ rights apply.
2j.v.St. 0/1/1 P9 32 2,20 1,76
JOSTABERRY - SAXIFRAGACEAE
RIBES nidigrolaria ´Jostabeere´ (=´Langtraubige Schwarze´ x R. divaricatum) x (´Silvergieters Schwarze´ x ´Grüne Hansa´) - Jostaberry
____ A fast-growing shrub; leaves rather large, curly and shiny; fruits
between the size of gooseberries and black currants, with small
stalks that are firmly attached to the wood; taste lies between
that of gooseberries and black currants – a cultivar that ripens
before blackcurrants. Zone 6b.
1j.b.Sth. 0/1 25 2,50 2,00
Content
Bunch/
Box
per plant
250
€
per plant
>2500
€