Sand Cherry Plum Bush Grape actionable advice for busy people

actionable advice for busy people like you

Tubes made from Japanese knotweed shoots

Indigenous peoples traditionally eat the berries raw or use them in several dishes

but good for jelly and preserves

Pollinator-friendly gardens and orchards

Sand Cherry Plum Bush Grape actionable advice for busy peopleHardiness: Zone 2. Size: Bush up to 6 ft. Planting: Tolerant plant, tolerate part shade and poor sandy soils. Fruit: Black, 1. 5 2 cm in size. Pollination: Requires alternate variety, amazing pollinizer, due to heavy blooms. Use: Good for canning and jams or preserves. Ripening: Mid August Pot: 1 gal Although called a "sand cherry" is actually in the the Plum family and an amazing pollinizer. Very tart astringent berries. Very ornamental with greenish