Big Lifeberry^® Goji Berry Lycium barbarum

These plants are out of this world. I bought two of the quart containers about 6 weeks ago and it's been nothing but joy in my side garden ever since. At this point they are close to 4.5- feet high and each day I see some significant new growth. I planted them 4- feet apart in the ground in heavily worked soil, with light trellising against a 6- foot high wooden fence . As soon as they were in the ground they started reaching for the sky and each other. Their green trailing leaves are really quite pretty and interesting, also they respond very well to creative trellising . I trellised the bottom runners tightly to encourage upright and side leaning growth and bound and trellised them on the opposite sides very lightly to encourage them to come together in a more eclectic looking growth pattern. Now I have these delightful green shoots that look like they are reaching for the sky while holding hands. When I'm in the side garden, people are constantly stopping and asking what I am growing. I'm yet to see evidence of berries , but I'm certain I will with this rate of growth; However, the leaves are also edible and certainly worth a try . A simple online search will show you several recipes for soups, salads and teas that use these sweet crispy leaves. I'm so impressed with these berries that I've started planning a complete Goji accent/ trellis wall for next spring .

I have yet to put this in the ground, but I have grown gojis in the past and the specimens (I bought 1 gal each sweet lifeberry and a big lifeberry) that arrived today look more amazing and well cared for than any other live or bare root plants I have purchased anywhere, EVER, hands down! I kid you not, in fact, I was shocked to see such lush, green, well structured plants inside the well packaged box, although, the fiance can't read "this end up," and it was laying on it's side, it was all in place. way to go PW's, you proven yourselves worthy! :) Thanks for putting some care in the products you provided.