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Aronia - A Hardy Superfruit | The Wisconsin Gardener
Aronia has long been used as an ornamental shrub in the landscape. Now it turns out to be highly edible, tasty and nutritious. We visit Carandale Farm in Oregon where Dale Secher is doing research on a number of non-traditional fruits. Aronia is one of the winners.
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I have 20+ Aronia in three varieties in my garden. They are an excellent bush for Wisconsin gardens!
Thank you, i have just planted one in my garden. Austria, Krems
I like his emphasis on the word sustainability versus organic. Lotsa reasons for that and I don't care to discuss it here. Sustainable agriculture, nice.
@donavonmacallister3101
10 ай бұрын
Sustainable is an overused word that has mixed definitions on whatever agenda one possesses.
I searched youtube for Oregon Seaberry and four out of five search results were really weird. But this was the good 1 out of 5.
Nice information!
Wow thanks for your effort. Please KEEP it up.
Very informative video! 👍🌲❤
I have the autumn magic species.. can you eat those?
@geomundi8333
7 жыл бұрын
yes, its not even any more bitter than variety like Viking. I have both and like autumn magic because of its size.
Can anyone recommend a good online source for the Nero & Viking cultivars mentioned here? Thanks. =)
@tfiz1406
9 жыл бұрын
Nightbird www.rollingrivernursery.com/component/virtuemart/berries-fruiting-bushes/aronia
@Nightbird.
9 жыл бұрын
tfiz1406 Thank you so much for the link..I really appreciated it! Do you grow these by any chance..or know how good they taste? =)
@tfiz1406
9 жыл бұрын
no problem! I do not grow these. I have been searching RollingRiver to find edile bushes to plant. They have so many! Having a hard time deciding what I want. good luck
@Nightbird.
9 жыл бұрын
tfiz1406 I hear what you're saying..too many choices! I'm in zone 8 and I'm trying to plant as many edible and easy to care for plants as I can in my yard..and all perennials..and so far I've planted Everbearing Mulberries, Loquats, Figs, Apples & Pears, Oranges, Lemons and Limes. The Figs, oranges, lemons & limes died..the Loquats have been flowering for 2 years but no fruit..and the Mulberries are so far the only thing that fruits for me. Blueberries are next on my list..and are so are Sea Buckthorn. What have you chosen so far?
@tfiz1406
9 жыл бұрын
first off, if you haven't seen the documentary Back to Eden, check it out. also on youtube check out L2Survive's channel and watch the Back to Eden tours. There is also a facebook page where I have learned some good things from all of the questions. Man, you have planted a lot! Bummer about the ones that didn't make it. How does a fresh Mulberry taste? I haven't got anything just yet. right now we are working on expanding the veggie garden. probably in the fall we will add some Pineapple Guavas. also want to try one of these.... currants, bilberries, gooseberries or honeyberries.
Gmo food yuck!!