japanese wineberry

[veggiechicken]

I have one - its at least 10 years old and is lost in the middle of some other fruit bushes. Before it got "lost" I did have some fruit from it but I don't remember it being exceptional. Perhaps, this year, I'll clear some space around it and give it another chance - if only because so many of you seem to want one.

UPDATE
I have rediscovered it! There are 4 very tall stems surviving and freestanding, probably because of all the other fruit bushes around it. Its formed a large clump at the base but is not invasive. I'll try propagating it this year and move the new plants to a better position.

[hollychap]

the three i bought arrived today and look very healthy so i will plant them tommorow with a good dolap of well rotted manure

[VirginVegGrower]

I'm root tipping mine right now, just in case
Did get some berries and they were very flavoursome. They don't yield masses but mine is three years old I reckon and is ready to be root tipped.

[veggiechicken]

Oops, I'd forgotten I said I was going to do something with mine Its lost in the jungle again!

[chris]

Mine has been eaten by my chooks

[VirginVegGrower]

Root tipped it today on the other side; have already done one side. Fingers crossed