Late in summer, some honeyberry plants may be infected with powdery mildew. That can be controlled by ensuring good air circulation around the plants, then cleaning up dropped leaves in the fall.

Plus, the berries themselves are large and notably tastier than those of other honeyberry varieties. Read more: 15 Best Purple Plants For Your Flower Garden This stunning plant will have birds and ...

Northern Exposure to Lifelong Learning's spring series continues with Jim and Bernis Ingvaldson's presentation, "A Berry Good Time with the Honeyberry Farm," at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 7.