This listing is for a Tundra Haskap/Honeyberry. It is potted and averages 6" to 12" in height.
**IMPORTANT INFO: Tundra honeyberries are now being sold as semi-dormant/dormant. They’re at the stage where they lost remaining leaves, or only have a few remaining. You will receive it in its pot with soil.
ALSO: Haskaps require cross-pollination with another compatible haskap variety to produce fruit. An ideal pollinator for Tundra is Aurora or Honey Bee (sold out until Spring 2027). Even though Indigo Gem flowers at the same time, they're too closely related for successful cross-pollination.
Tundra Haskap (Lonicera caerulea ‘Tundra’) is a cold‑hardy, high‑yielding berry shrub prized for its large, firm, deep blue fruits and rich, balanced flavor. The berries are slightly more tart than some varieties, making them especially well suited for baking, jams, and preserves, while still being enjoyable fresh.
This compact, spreading shrub typically grows to 4–5 feet tall and wide, forming a dense, manageable plant ideal for berry rows, hedges, or home gardens. It thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 2–7 and performs best in full sun to partial shade with well‑drained soil.
IMPORTANT: Haskaps require cross-pollination with another compatible variety of haskaps to produce fruit.
Plume & Leaf Farm is a licensed and inspected plant nursery, and located in update NY. We are a small, family farm that practices organic gardening.










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