10 Seeds Lycium ruthenicum Black Goji Berry Hardy Fruit Shrub

10 Seeds Lycium ruthenicum Black Goji Berry Hardy Fruit Shrub

$19.76
Sale price  $19.76 Regular price  $39.52
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10 Seeds Lycium ruthenicum Black Goji Berry Hardy Fruit Shrub

10 Seeds Lycium ruthenicum Black Goji Berry Hardy Fruit Shrub

$19.76
Sale price  $19.76 Regular price  $39.52
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Lycium ruthenicum, commonly known as Black Goji Berry, is a hardy, deciduous shrub prized for its striking dark purple to black berries and delicate, narrow foliage. This versatile plant adds a unique ornamental touch to any garden border or edible landscape, producing clusters of small, star-shaped flowers in spring that give way to flavorful, nutrient-rich fruit in late summer. Adaptable and resilient, it thrives in a range of conditions and makes an intriguing conversation piece for gardeners seeking something beyond the ordinary.

These seeds are ideal for gardeners interested in growing a productive and visually appealing shrub. The berries can be enjoyed fresh or dried, and are also used in culinary preparations such as teas, jams, and desserts, offering a subtly sweet and tangy flavor. The shrub exhibits a spreading, multi-branched growth habit and is well-suited for sunny borders, rock gardens, or containers. Once established, it shows good drought tolerance and requires minimal maintenance, making it a rewarding addition to both novice and experienced growers' collections.
Species: Lycium ruthenicum
Variety: Black Goji Berry
Type: Hardy Fruit Shrub
Plant_Habit: Deciduous, multi-branched shrub
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil; pH adaptable
Days_to_Harvest: 90–120 days from flowering to fruit set
Zones: 4–9
Germination: Cold stratification recommended; sow at 65–75°F (18–24°C); germination in 2–4 weeks
Sowing: Surface sow on moist soil; lightly cover with 1/8 inch of soil; keep consistently moist
Spacing: Space plants 3–4 feet apart to allow for mature spread
Notes: Tolerant of poor, dry soils once established; prune lightly in early spring to encourage branching