Category: Honeysuckle

Not every berry will successfully grow and bear fruit in the conditions of the northern regions, which occupy vast areas of countries such as, for example, Russia or Canada. Honeysuckle is one such persistent crop. She...

Honeysuckle ... Russian people got acquainted with its unusual berries when they began to explore the Far East and Kamchatka. The fruits of the plant turned out to be very unusual both in color and in shape: they did not at all resemble the usual raspberries, ...

Honeysuckle is widespread in Russia, as, perhaps, nowhere else in the world. This berry is able to grow in cool climates and withstand recurrent spring frosts. The first mass consumer varieties of honeysuckle appeared in the country ...

Honeysuckle cultivars have appeared quite recently, when compared with other popular berry varieties - already in the last quarter of the 20th century. Despite this, they managed to fall in love with many gardeners, especially in cooler regions, ...

The highlight is the medium-ripening honeysuckle selection of the South Ural Research Institute of Horticulture and Potato Growing (FGBNU YUNIISK, Shershni settlement, Chelyabinsk Region). Acts as a seedling of Kamchatka honeysuckle from free pollination. The authorship belongs to V.S. Ilyin and ...

Malvina - medium early honeysuckle. Received in St. Petersburg at the Pavlovsk experimental station VIR im. N.I. Vavilov through hybridization of the elite form No. 21-5 from the Primorsky Territory with the Leningradsky Giant variety. The authors of the variety are M.N. Plekhanov ...

Shahinya - medium-ripening honeysuckle, bred in the Moscow region. Acts as a seedling from free pollination of the Wiliga variety. The authorship belongs to L.P. Kuminov. The bushes are medium-sized (up to 1.7 - 1.8 m in height), medium spreading, with a crown ...

Kamchadalka - honeysuckle with fruits of early ripening. Received at the Bakcharsky support point of northern gardening (former BOPSS, now FSUE "Bakcharskoye") at the Scientific Research Institute of Horticulture of Siberia named after V.I. M.A. Lisavenko through free pollination of selected ...

Azure - mid-season honeysuckle of Siberian selection. Bred in NIISS (Barnaul) through selection between seedlings from free pollination of Kamchatka honeysuckle (variety "Start"). The seeds were sown in 1965. Authorship...