Goji berries, known for their sweet-tangy flavor and bright red hue, have been used for thousands of years in traditional Chinese medicine. While human studies are limited, early research suggests ...

A: Goji berry, also known as wolf berry ... produced on shrubs up to 8 feet tall with small narrow leaves, purple flowers and sometimes a few thorns. I've never seen either plant growing as ...

There are many different goji cultivars, including “Big Lifeberry,” “Vermillion Sunset” and “Crimson Star.” The berries develop on new wood, meaning the flowers appear on stems that ...

Goji berries scored a spectacular 25,300 per 100g ... Small purple and white trumpet flowers appear from June to August and these are followed by small red oval berries from August to October.

Another hardy shrub, goji berry forms oblong ... early in the season which can be harvested on their own. The flowers that remain form bunches of dark red spheres late in the season.

I bought a goji berry plant three years ago. I have not pruned it – as instructed – and it looks very healthy, but there have been no flowers or fruit. What should I do to obtain the berries ...

Can you tell me if you know anyone who grows goji berries in the southwestern part ... stronger and better able to support the next year's flowers. And keep an eye out for insects.

Wolfberries (Lycium spp.) are a wonderful native plant. They are extremely tolerant of our soils and sun, and provide food and habitat for birds, small mammals, lizards and insects. They also ...

Goji Berry's design follows suit ... studded with ripe strawberries and flourishes of fresh mint and edible flowers. The strawberries are good enough to eat on their own, made all the sweeter ...

Goji Berry is a wonder fruit, which is not universally known to many! The nutrients present in this fruit have caught everyone’s attention in the recent past for its great taste and the texture.

Hamelia, lantana and salvia keep hummingbirds happy. My favorite 2013 addition, 'Sweet Lifeberry,' a goji berry from Proven Winners, drew birds to its small red fruit late spring until frost.