Honeyberry 'Blue Pacific' (Lonicera caerulea var. edulis) Supports Mammals Landscape Use and Ecological Function:

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: in the Western United States in riparian zones

Watering Needs: moderate

Deer brush has attractive white

The soft green foliage is typical of a maple with symmetrically lobed and toothed leaves that are a sometimes tinged with red in spring and summer

Honeyberry 'Blue Pacific' (Lonicera caerulea var. edulis) Supports Mammals Landscape Use and Ecological Function:Plant Description: From the Russian Far East, Blue Pacific Honeyberry is a special variety prized for its attractive spreading form, light green foliage, and good crops of large, dark blue, tasty berries. Two varieties with similar bloom time are needed for cross pollination. Hardy to minus 40 F. Height: 2 3ft Watering Needs: Let dry slightly Sun Needs: Half to full day sun Soil Needs: Well draining soil Bloom Time: March Ripening Time: June Bearing