How to Prune Honeyberries For A Huge Harvest

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[StreetMachine]

just ordered haskaps (honeyberries) for my garden. cant wait to get them in the ground!!!

[branchingoutpermaculturewi]

i tried haskaps for the first time this year. ii have six varieties couldnt tell exactly what they are but i love them and cant wait to make jam with them. cheers mate great video

[aaroniouse]

A lot of nice cuttings you got from that bush, don't you think?

[AllotmentDiggers]

Nice update on the Honey-berries Tony you weren't kidding when you said people will think i hacked them to death, But if that is whats needed then you really haven't got much choice in the matter. Great update Mate....With Regards Mark

[lbf]

I've really missed the boat on mine, they look like a bamboo thicket! Gives me a project for the weekend though, think I'll stick all the cuttings and see what happens...

[Playlist]

I am curious - why is it always the upward facing branches you take out? I was taught to choose the ones that are aiming outwards/away from the plant - but I'm curious if there's a reason to only do the upward ones on a bush like this? Thank you.

[Allottedaaron]

Another cracking one mate, well done. One day I swear I will get organised enough to finally get the fruit bushes in order but there is always another job that needs doing. Gradually getting there though. All the best mate.

[superapex]

Could you use rooting hormone on those clippings and 'clone' your bush like... all around the existing bush?

[TheEnglishladyskitchengarden]

I've just planted two honeyberry bushes. Please could you do an update video on yours.

[annevanstone]

I read you can grow new plants from cuttings put in water or moist soil, have you tried this and how would you do it? Alberta grower I hope!

[canadianproudgetoutdoors]

Hey glad I found your channel just subscribed. Im looking into getting these to grow in my yard i live in Canada can they take hard winters ?

[etiennelajoie]

I have 7 honeyberries plants and haven't prune them for years and still had huge harvest. I really don't see why someone should waste their time since they're gonna get a lot of fruits anyway. You should show them how to protect them from birds instead which is the only thing that will diminish your harvest.

[regmanzer]

I've not heard of anyone pruning Honeyberries like this, especially this aggressively. I have a lot of these plants and all those branches you cut off produce fruit, so I am really curious to see how this pruning can produce a "huge harvest". I remain skeptical until I see an update on this.

[raincoast]

Could you weight down those branches that were reaching out with a rock so that they root and then cut them off to make a new plant?

[MartinBuzora]

Hello! Could you please explain what you mean by branches which are “crossing”? And why we have to get rid of them?

[Rinsuki]

Honey berry bushes are carefree. Less maintenance than my blueberries. While not necessary to prune, I find that it does help other bushes and fruit trees. Some are too prolific for their own good and then next year there will be no crop. I guess since fruit trees are grafted and not on their own root, but they still maintain that crazy fruiting which shortens their life. I don't know about honey berry bushes though why the heck not. I do it every year for other stuff.

[jimsgardenproject]

Tony, heard you end up collecting more berries from the ground than the plant. Your thoughts?

[TheGrumpyGardener]

Excellent pruning advice!! I may have asked you this before Tony, how close are you to Hay-on Wye?

[evad]

What time of year did you prune? Fall or spring?

[ohhenry]

Where is the follow up video of these years later??😮😍