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Goji Berry

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Popular in China, the large 1/2 to 1" berries' sweet flavor falls somewhere between a cherry and a cranberry. Eat them raw, dried, or turn into any number of dishes or drinks. Packed with vitamins and antioxidants, the Goji Berry will give your immune system a super boost.

Product Information:

Light: Full sun to partial shade

Harvest: Midsummer

Height: 8-10'

Bloom Time: Early summer

Size: Potted

Zones: 5 to 9

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Goji Berry Product Details

Botanical Name:	Lycium barbarum
Form:	Deciduous shrub
Sun Exposure:	Partial Shade/Full Sun
Height/Habit:	8 - 10'
Spread:	8 - 10'
Spacing:	5 - 8'
Hardiness Zone:	Zones 5 - 9
Foliage Type:	Medium green to gray green leaves that are oblong to ovate shaped up to 2" in length.
Flower Form:	Small clusters of funnel shaped blooms.
Flower Color:	White to lilac.
Flowering Date:	Early summer followed by sporadic blooming the rest of the growing season.
Soil Requirements:	Prefers well drained soil with moderate soil moisture, but will grow in any type of soil.
Growth Rate:	Moderate.
Unique Characteristics:	A fruit relatively unknown in the U.S. but has quite a history in its native land of China where it is quite popular for its nutritional values. Small orange-red fruit cover this shrub in mid to late summer. They are said to be one of the highest nutritionally dense fruits on earth. Contains special polysaccharides to boost your immune system plus a host of amino acids, vitamins and antioxidants. The fully ripe berries can be eaten raw, dried, made into juice, wine or herbal tea. These shrubs grow in an open habit with arching, graceful vine-like branches. The flowering begins in late spring followed by the bright orange-red fruit in midsummer continuing until a heavy frost in fall.
Pruning:	Remove dead or crossed branches in mid-spring. A heavy pruning can be done after fruiting to rejuvenate plants.
Additional Information:	Harvest fruit when it is 80-90% ripe. Self pollinating. May take plants up to the third year to bear fruit.

Goji Berry Customer Reviews

GOJI BERRY Review by PAULINE DIAZ - FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
Posted on 2012-07-24 23:37:30

I HAVE TASTE THIS FRUIT BOY IT GIVES YOU A ENERGY IN YOUR BODY IT SURE PERES YOU UP I MAKE PRESERVED WITH THEM AND SEND TO MY FRIENDS THEY LOVE IT DELICIOUS...

Little but determined Review by Sue - Norborne, MO
Posted on 2012-06-17 02:13:53

I planted my little guy right into the ground. I used a homemade fertilizer and it has already doubled in size. It just has to have a little extra TLC.