Haskap berry

Lonicera caerulea (Honey Berry, Sweetberry, Haskap or Hascap )

Honeyberry There's a new berry in the berry patch, and it's called the honeyberry or sweet berry (haskap) and sometimes called blue honeysuckle as it is edible honeysuckle. The berries are similar looking to blueberries but are more elongated. The berries don't have the seeds or the skins like blueberries as the skins melt in

While it’s not yet suited to stock grocery store shelves, haskap is a solid option for those looking to try a different kind of berry.

Propagate your own haskap plants and expand your garden with our step-by-step guide. Learn about rooting cuttings and layering, and how to care for them.

1️⃣ Edible honeysuckles loved globally, from Canada to Japan. 🌍 2️⃣ True winter warriors, thriving in freezing conditions! 💪 3️⃣ Not your average blueberries! Haskap Berries boast a unique twin-berry structure and crimson flesh. 💜 Contains 3x the antioxidants and 4x the anthocyanins of blueberries, plus high vitamin C levels. Experience 100% concentrated Haskap goodness with Sweet Prairie Haskap! 💯 Visit us! #HaskapBerries #Superfruit #SweetPrairieHaskap #HealthFacts #PowerOfNature

Have you ever had a haskap berry? One farmer describes its flavour like a "blackberry with a sour cherry taste."

Haskapa Berry Powder is made from 100% whole berries - with nothing else added. Haskap berries have deep blue skin and juicy, crimson flesh. It's the combination of these colours that give our powder this incredibly deep hue. And it's the anthocyanins that are responsible for these colours. Haskap berries have one of the highest recorded anthocyanin values of any berry. Search 'anthocyanins' to learn more about the amazing properties of this important flavonoid.

How to grow Haskap berries. Also known as Honeyberries or Edible Honeysuckle, they can stand - 40C weather. Great for northern gardens.

Haskap Berry is a nutrition-rich superfood that is relatively new to the northern hemisphere, in countries such as the US and Canada. The name Haskap comes from Japan where these berries have been used by the traditional people for a very long time. Haskap in Japanese means berry of longevity and perfect vision and these are the very benefits that made Haskap berries very popular among the Ainu people of Japan. Later these berries were taken by the migrating birds to Russia and so it became…

Discover our flavorful Roasted Beet Haskap Hummus recipe, combining earthy roasted beets with tangy Haskap berries for a unique twist on traditional hummus. Perfect as a healthy dip or spread!