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Baloghova M. Biological characteristics of selected berries. If your soil is just a little alkaline, it is possible to grow this plant there or make the soil more acidic before planting. Fertilize yearly in the spring. This species does not like to have wet feet so make sure that the soil drains well.
It is also able to tolerate drought as needed. You can propagate new plants by rooting cuttings or planting the seeds. Prune right after the berries have ripened.
New flowers and fruit will be borne on old wood, so you need to be cautious in removing branches. The sweetberry honeysuckle is known to attract the following pests :.
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Keep in the fridge once open,and use within a month. Or let the syrup cool and transfer to a sterilised plastic bottle for freezing — leave some headspace to allow for expansion.
Get more wild food tips and updates on courses on Facebook and sign up for my e-newsletter for wild food recipes direct to your inbox option to unsubscribe at any time. Skip to content sarah wildfeast. By Sarah Watson With its intoxicating scent, curvy Art Nouveau-style blooms and understated pastel yellow and blush-pink hues, common honeysuckle is surely the most elegant wild flower. Shopping with the RHS. RHS Christmas gifts.
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Get in touch General enquiries Mon — Fri 9am — 5pm All contacts » Sign up to our newsletter. Help us achieve our goals Make a donation. Join the RHS today and support our charity Join now. Looks A compact deciduous shrub with an upright habit. Likes Grow honeyberry in any fertile soil that drains easily; in sun or light shade.
Dislikes This plant resents excessively wet or extremely dry soil and will not flower and fruit reliably in shade. Did you know? Growing guide.
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