Jostaberry Comfrey Universal pollinating variety

Universal pollinating variety

Leave the house in place year-round to allow the Mason bees to rest and nest

rHardiness: Zone 2

It is attractive to butterflies and the early bloom time means it is a good source of pollen in the spring

Its ability to thrive in poor soils also makes it a great choice for reclamation of degraded sites

Jostaberry Comfrey Universal pollinating varietyHardiness: Zone 3. Size: Bush 5ft. Planting: Prefers partial shade and clay soil. Fruit: Purple black firm berries, Pollination: Self pollinating, no companion needed. Use: Excellent for jellies and preserves. Ripening: Mid summer, July to August. Pot: 1 gal Cross between black currants and gooseberries. Larger berries than currents and thornless bush. Berries are high in vitamin C and antioxidants.