Saskatoon 'Thiesson' Size:3L pot Feed them with light manure

Feed them with light manure or compost (organic) for a healthy growth when young

Pruning the outward reaching shoots to a pair of buds can help control this climber’s aggressive growth

you can always eat it raw dipped in sugar

These alpines are hardy and can survive cold winters and high altitudes

Its beautiful narrow green leaves add an excellent contrast for the bright flowers

Saskatoon 'Thiesson' Size:3L pot Feed them with light manureSaskatoon Thiesson is a hardy garden shrub valued as much for its aesthetic qualities as its delicious fruit. In spring, masses of small, white, star shaped flowers cover the plant before making way for large clusters of dark purple berries as summer progresses. In autumn, the mid green foliage turns fiery shades of yellow, orange, and red, creating plenty of visual interest as the seasons change. However, the main attraction of Saskatoon Thiesson is