Boysenberry Plants – Two Live Boysenberry Plants Vines LOWEST PRICE!!!!

Description: Boysenberry Plants – Two Live Boysenberry Plants Vines. Plants are nice! YOU GET TWO PLANTS SIMILAR TO THE SECOND PIC. ROOTS WILL BE WRAPPED DAMP. Boysenberries are larger and sweeter than blackberries, but comparable to them and raspberries in taste. Enjoy this rare treat! Boysenberries are not typically found in grocery stores, due to their fragility. This also means that the berries should be processed quickly after harvest. One common way to do so is by making jams and jellies. Use Boysenberries to bake delicious treats like cakes, pies, and turnovers. Add as a flavoring for ice cream, cream cheese, or pancakes. And don’t forget to use these sweet berries in savory dishes, where sauces can compliment roasted pork or beef. Boysenberries contain anthocyanins, which are antioxidants found in plants that contain dark red coloring. They are high in vitamin C and also contain vitamins K and E, manganese, copper, and magnesium. Growth and Care Boysenberries are one of a group of brambles known as trailing blackberries, meaning the plant needs to be supported by a trellis system. The other type is erect, which does not need outside support. Boysenberries can be successfully grown in pots, with proper trellis support. Plant Boysenberries in full sun and well-drained soil. Water the plant at its base to avoid fungus growth. This plant is heat tolerant and self-pollinating. Good to zones 6-9. To protect them during the occasional frost, plants should be covered with hay or other insulating materials. Plants should start producing berries in one to two years. Harvest is in late July. Pruning should be done following the harvest in late autumn over the winter. Buy a Boysenberry plant and enjoy an abundance of deliciously sweet, dark purple berries! See less

Price: 15 USD

Location: Fresno

End Time: 2024-08-29T03:33:13.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.79 USD