Saskatoon is a plant that grows in the form of a shrub. It reaches about 2-3 meters in height. It is completely frost-resistant. The variety is highly productive. Saskatoon is relatively resistant to diseases and pests. This variety is self-pollinating.

Uses: It is suitable for home gardens, unconventional berry plantations, natural and trimmed hedges, urban greenery, parks, city gardens, and fruit plantations.

Flowering and fruiting: It blooms in April. The flowers are small and white. The first fruits appear at the turn of July and August. The fruits are gathered in loose clusters and have a sweet, aromatic taste. It usually starts fruiting in the first year after planting. One shrub can yield up to 10 kg of fruit. The fruits are dark purple in color, with a waxy coating.

Care: The shrub is suitable for average soils. The position should be sunny or semi-shaded.

Pruning: It does not require heavy pruning. Only diseased or dry shoots should be cut.