Honeyberry (Bundle of 4)

Update as of 3/24/26

We are now sold out of all of our Aurora, which has been one of our all time favorites. That said, we are now offering a variety that is a little later in terms of leafing out and the berries ripening. Honeyberries leaf out fairly early compared to our other plants, and our goal is to ship them out while they are still fairly early in this process. That said, the varieties that we do have in stock are Beauty and Blizzard. Blizzard has nice, large tasty berries. The berries of Blizzard are similar to Aurora, which are fairly large, yet Blizzard is even larger. The berries are sweeter than most honeyberries we’ve tried, and they have a nice tanginess. The aftertaste is actually much more honeyed than others. In our experience, honeyberries don’t taste much like honey when eaten fresh unless they are processed into a jam. However, the Blizzard certainly has that honey-like aftertaste that is pleasant. We have not yet tried the fruit on Beauty but it is a great pollenizer for Blizzard. Lastly, both of these are hardy to at least -50F. 

The below description is our description from our original Aurora bundles, of which we are sold out.

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Overview

Since we tried a fresh Aurora Honeyberry during Montana State’s Western Ag. Research Center taste testing in July of 2019, we knew we had to grow it. Aurora consistently produces large berries, is easy to harvest, and demonstrates excellent flavor. Aurora is hardy to below -50°F. That said, a friend grows them in the Yukon, where temperatures dip below -65°F! He’s not so sure of the variety, but the point is, they’re tough and very well may grow in such extremes.

Pollination

Our pollenizer is still TBD for 2026. Meanwhile, by ordering this bundled package, you can be sure that you will get three Aurora and a productive pollenizer. In year's past, we offered Tundra and Indigo Gem as a pollenizer for Aurora.

Bundle & Planting Instructions

These honeyberries come in a bundle of 4, 3 Aurora and 1 pollenizer, likely Indigo Gem (and Tundra once we run out of Indigo Gem). They must be planted together for pollination.