A set of two Honeyberry plants: Giants Heart and Blue Treasure

Due to the popularity of honeyberries this year, unfortunately our growers are struggling to keep up with demand, so we expect them back in stock in June at the earliest.

Please note: honeyberries are deciduous so at this time of year they do not have leaves.

Honeyberries have a richer, more intense berry flavour than blueberries with a slightly softer texture. This unique flavour is best described as a mix between blueberries, blackberries and raspberries, with a hint of blackcurrant. Some varieties also have subtle notes of strawberry, cherry or even a slight tang of kiwi.

Honeyberries require a pollination partner for the best fruit production - we've chosen these two varieties for great compatibility!

Giant's Heart Honeyberry Plant

A fantastic addition to any UK garden,’ Giant's Heart’ Honeyberry is an early fruiting variety, capable of producing up to 4kg of uniquely shaped, deep blue berries per bush with a delicious balance of sweetness and tartness. These nutrient-rich fruits are packed with antioxidants, making them perfect for eating fresh, jams, desserts, smoothies, freezing and for making wine.

Blue Treasure Honeyberry Plant

The ‘Blue Treasure’ Honeyberry is a premium, early fruiting variety celebrated for its sweet, juicy berries and compact growth habit. Bred for flavour and reliability, this variety is ideal for UK gardeners looking to enjoy delicious homegrown fruit with minimal fuss. Its plump, deep blue berries are perfect for eating fresh, preserving, or adding to desserts.

When & How to Grow

• Planting Time: Best planted in the early spring or autumn.
• Harvest Season: A moderately late variety ripening June to July.
• Size & Spread: Grows to approximately 1.5m (5ft) tall and wide, making it ideal for smaller gardens.
• Planting Guide: Plant 1.5m (5ft) – 2m (7ft) apart, in rows 4ft (14ft) apart.

Download the Honeyberry Growing Guide here