Blue Hokkaido™ Honeyberry Size:1-2' Bareroot Plant Rootstock: OHxF 87Pollination: Needs a

Rootstock: OHxF 87Pollination: Needs a Mid or Mid-Late blooming PollinizerRead our Pear Growing Guide

Little pruning is required: just crossing branches and space about 8’ apart or 4'-5’ for a hedge

Yields increase greatly with pollinizers like O'Neal

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Blue Hokkaido™ Honeyberry Size:1-2' Bareroot Plant Rootstock: OHxF 87Pollination: Needs aLonicera caerulea 'Blue Hokkaido' This late blooming honeyberry, a particularly good variety for growers that experience variable springtime weather, will offer your tastebuds a quick trip to East Asia! Very popular in Japan, where it can bloom up to 2 months later than the early blooming varieties; this means more pollinators are flying and better fruit set. The large, long berries are firm and crisp, perfectly ripe when the inner flesh is as dark