Brombeer-Hybride 'Thornless Boysenberry'-Jungpflanzen SMA Compared to other sea buckthorn

Compared to other sea buckthorn varieties

The tubular leaves are good as a substitute for chives

are closely related to the purple morning glories (Ipomoea purpurea)

Botanical detail: the leaves sprout green in spring and turn more and more dark red in the sun

'Botanica' is also dependent on a pollinator

Brombeer-Hybride 'Thornless Boysenberry'-Jungpflanzen SMA Compared to other sea buckthorn'Thornless Boysenberry' is an (almost) thornless hybrid, probably of blackberry and loganberry. She is from California. Among the countless hybrids, it is one of those that come closest to conventional blackberries in appearance and growth. A small difference: the dark aubergine colored berries are dull, there is no shine to be seen. 'Thornless Boysenberry' loves a sunny to partially shaded location and soil moisture. The berry bush grows quite