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10 HIMALAYAN TIBETAN GOJI BERRY WOLFBERRY FRUIT Bush Lycium Barbabarum Seeds
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10 HIMALAYAN TIBETAN GOJI BERRY WOLFBERRY FRUIT Bush Lycium Barbabarum Seeds

•BLOOM TIME: Flowers June - Sept / Fruit July - Oct
•HARDINESS ZONE: 6 - 9 (and reseeds itself easily)
•PLANT HEIGHT: 6 - 10' . . . PLANT SPACING: 36 - 48"
•LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun . . . SOIL / WATER: Average
•Lavender flowers with reddish orange fruit. These seeds have been completely removed from the fruit, so they all you have to do is plant them. You will not need to spend hours picking the seeds out of sticky berries. Goji Berries can be eaten dried as a tasty snack like cranberries or raisins. They have a somewhat similar taste to these as well but are more tart. Goji Berries have been called a super-food because they are so rich in vitamins and other important nutrients. They berries also played an important role in ancient Chinese medicine, and have long been very popular around the world and have more recently gained great popularity in the US. While these plants grow into fairly large bushes if allowed, you can keep them pruned to a smaller size and grow them conveniently in pots or in hanging baskets to make berry picking much easier. Get ready to enjoy!
Questions & Comments
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How hard are they to grow? My thumb is SO brown that even well-established trees die while under my care....
Nov 16th, 2013 at 11:02:14 AM PST by
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The plants are deciduous, woody perennials and are very adaptable. They like lots of sun, preferring climates that are hot and dry in the summer, but they will grow just about anywhere, including in humid climates. The shrubs don’t usually bear fruit until about the third year. But you can use the leaves in a salad while you wait. You’ll know your shrubs are about to bear fruit because you’ll start to get small purple/white trumpet flowers from summer until the first freeze. If you are having problems growing things in the ground you might need to have your soil checked. As far as in a pot. I suggest using compost on the bottom of the pot adding in used coffee grounds and banana peels. then your top soil or potting soil, if you have a problem with watering, use a mostiure control soil on top. This will help with keeping the plants alive.
Nov 17th, 2013 at 11:37:39 AM PST by
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Thank you for the information! I live in Texas where we get lots of sun and VERY little winter. For example, last year I wore my jacket for less than 7 days and never wore my coat. I love composting so that is a plus. I use half composting and half potting soil on all my plants--is that all right?
Nov 17th, 2013 at 6:21:04 PM PST by
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That is great! I used to live in Texas... If I were you I thou, I would have my soil tested Texas is known for it's oil in the ground.. this could be a issue for you. Should try to grow in above ground garden beds or pots... or get your soil tested and then adjust your soil accordingly. With the heat there too even thou these are Full sun, I would plant them in a place that the 4pm + sun doesn't hit them. Just cause plants say full sun doesn't mean the afternoon sun can't damage them. I had that problem when I was out there. :)
Nov 17th, 2013 at 10:03:50 PM PST by

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