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Goji Berry

NZ $3.95

Description

Goji or Wolfberry is a deciduous woody perennial from China, renowned for its highly nutritious fruit. Loaded with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants the 1-2cm bright orange/red fruit are traditionally dried to preserve them and eaten as a snack, made into fruit juice or used in muesli, soups and casseroles. Relatively easy to grow, plants take 2-3 years to fruit, preferring to grow in well limed free-draining soil and are frost hardy. Watch for slugs and snails. Trees will fruit better when grown together.

Maturity second/third season from transplant.

SKU 7148

Botanical Name: Lycium barbarum

Information

OPTIMUM SOIL TEMP FOR GERMINATION	DAYS TO GERMINATION	DISTANCE APART TO PLANT SEEDLINGS	PREFERRED GROWING PERIOD	WHEN TO SOW	NUMBER OF SEEDS PER PACKET	PREFERRED GROWING METHOD	BEST USE
18-25	10-21	100cm	Hardy	1.2.3	150	Transplant	Fruit Crop

KEY to WHEN TO SOW

1 Early Spring

2 Late Spring &
Early Summer

3 Late Summer &
Early Autumn

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