Maxine's Opus Honeyberry featured-search but the flowers also boast

but the flowers also boast sugary white fringes along the petal edges

A true original

vivacious orange blooms that turn their faces skyward are produced in abundance to create a highly visible and uncommonly vibrant display

Plant these vigorous beauties along garden paths

Dutch perennial specialist Luc Klinkhamer discovered this wonderfully fragrant beauty growing at a South Korean orchard in 1987

Maxine's Opus Honeyberry featured-search but the flowers also boastBred by renowned expert Dr. Maxine Thompson, the vigorous Maxine's Opus Honeyberry stands out for its exceptionally large, sweet fruit and open growth habit that makes harvesting a breeze. This cold hardy variety thrives in Northern gardens, producing delicate white spring blooms that transform into plump berries perfect for eating as a snack or as a jelly. Grow in full sun with afternoon shade, spacing plants about 5' apart to create an edible hedge.