Honeyberry 'Tomi' is a variety with a slightly wider, more spreading habit and moderate growth strength. It blooms in May and June with white-yellow flowers. A high-yielding variety that matures in the first half of July. It does not have high soil requirements, but clay and overly light soils should be avoided. It is frost-resistant. The honeyberry does not tolerate weed competition, so it is important to properly prepare the planting site. During full fruiting, one bush can yield up to 6 kg of fruit. The fruits are barrel-shaped, dark blue, medium-sized, with a sweet and sour taste.

Care – It is recommended to plant at least 2 different varieties next to each other to ensure proper pollination. This variety is exceptionally easy to cultivate, resistant to diseases and pests. It tolerates extreme conditions well, from severe frost to prolonged droughts. Honeyberry grows quickly, so its growth can be controlled by pruning branches in spring. Thinning and maintenance pruning is performed after 3-4 years.

Applications – The vitamins and anthocyanins in the fruits give them antiseptic properties. They are recommended for problems with circulatory diseases and atherosclerosis. They contain vitamins C, A, iron, copper, and iodine. They have a very positive effect on visual acuity. The fruits are perfect for desserts and preserves and can also be frozen.