Jostaberry Tree New Blooms in midsummer and again

Blooms in midsummer and again from late summer to early fall

or plant several together to create an impressive low

6 lbs covers 1000 sq

withstands the worst winters without mulch

Jostaberry Tree New Blooms in midsummer and againA cross between a gooseberry and currant, the jostaberry produces high yields of small, deep red, nearly black fruits. The fruits grow in large clusters on vigorous, 3 5 ft. shrubs, and are loaded with vitamin C. While the fruits can be eaten fresh, they're more often made into juices, jams and jellies, sauces and preserves. The cold hardy, thornless plants begin bearing fruits in two years. The easy to grow shrubs are ideal for growing in the garden