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The analysis of berries in Russian, Canadian, American and Polish Blue Honeysuckle (Haskap) varieties

Why did we become interested in the cultivation of haskap berries on commercial plantations? In 2009, we were delivered some mother plants of the Russian …

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in vitro

1. Single pedicle for the meristem isolation 2. Meristem with leaf buds one week after isolation – phase 1 3. Evolution of shoot development four …

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in vitro propagation – technology of our time and future

Features of modern methods of reproduction Both maternal and reproductive material shall be free from all diseases and pests The propagated plants are a true …

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Karl-Heinz Hübbers

Dr. Karl-Heinz Hübbers was born in 1942 in Kranenburg, a small town in the lower Rhineland. After his medical studies in Muenster, Germany, and New …

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Rhododendrons and other plants of the heather family

The general principles of the rhododendronand other heather family plants cultivation Young plants (rhododendrons, azaleas, kalmias and American Blueberry) bought on our farm need to …

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Saskatoon (Serviceberry)

SASKATOON (SERVICEBERRY)Amelanchier alnifoliaRosaceae – (the rose family) OCCURENCE The Saskatoon cultivars originated from its wild form Amelanchier alnifolia, encompassing about 25 diverse species which may …

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Raspberry

RASPBERRY Rubus idaeus L. Raspberry_05-05-2015 Raspberries are not only tasty but also highly regarded for their nutritional values. These delicious and aromatic berries are a …

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Blackberry

GIANT BLACKBERRY Rubus sp. The blackberry brings to mind wild black and tasty berries which are well protected by their prickly shrubs. Nowadays, thanks to …

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Blue Honeysuckle – Haskap

The Blue Honeysuckle on the list of traditional foods in the EUREGISTERED AT LAST!! We are pleased to inform you that pursuant to the Commission …

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American blueberry

High-bush Blueberry Growing Tips Soil requirements. Blueberries prefer acidic (pH 3.5-5.5), free-draining yet moist (irrigation!) soils with low salinity. They can be sandy, sandy-clayey, with …

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USDA Zones

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Quality of water

In relation to some intensive methods of the heather family cultivation implemented by many nursery producers, often in plastic tunnels with the application of high …

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How we set up our first Blue Honeysuckle plantation

How we set up our first Blue Honeysuckle plantation Recently, the Blue Honeysuckle has become popular in Poland thanks to its early fruiting (its fruits …

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Haskap, a new berry discovery?

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