Boysenberry - Rubus CherryBoysenberries are a blackberry, raspberry, and loganberry hybrid created by Walter Knott of Knott's Berry Farm and named for his friend Rudolph Boysen who initially began experimenting with creating this new berry hybrid. Knott's Berry Farm has a whole festival dedicated to this fruit. Some key differences between boysenberries and their common cousins blackberries and raspberries are the fruit size, color, and sweetness. Boysenberries produce larger
but those leaves are quickly shed and replaced with fresh
in a cool greenhouse or in a bog garden
This Italian Coratina olive is popular for its fruit and for making oil
Boysenberries are a blackberry
the similar Umbellularia californica from California is often sold in place of true bay
• Zones: 9-10
* Light: Full to part sun
The Reticulata Elephant Ear has elongated leaves with a patterned coloration that you won't find in other Alocasias
The Bun Long Colocasia not only rewards you with beauty
The flowers emerge light pink and then darken to purple
It's a small
The Ischia fig produces small