Goji 'Crimson Star' (Lycium barbarum) Size:1 gal NN Arbutus menziesii is native to

Arbutus menziesii is native to the Pacific Coast

Chokecherry blooms before the leaves are present in May-July

The fruit ripens in late August to early September

The white or light yellow flowers are small and grouped together in dense clusters

Goji 'Crimson Star' (Lycium barbarum) Size:1 gal NN Arbutus menziesii is native toPlant Description: A popular Chinese variety. Grown commercially in northern China, Crimson Star Goji Berry often begins bearing the year after planting and produces good crops of tasty, large, bright red fruit. Goji is self fertile and hardy to minus 15 F or below. Height: 6 8 ft Watering Needs: moderate Sun Needs: full to half day sun Soil Needs: well drained soil Bloom Time: Late spring Ripening Time: Late Summer through Fall Bearing Age: 1 2 years