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3 Viking' Chokeberry Plants | Aronia x prunifolia | 3L Pots

Pink & white blooms w/ yellow centers on glossy green leaves of 'Viking' Chokeberry Bush | Aronia x prunifolia, a vibrant sunlit garden.

3 Viking' Chokeberry Plants | Aronia x prunifolia | 3L Pots

Name: 3 Viking' Chokeberry Plants | Aronia x prunifolia | 3L Pots
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178820911483_55626626171259
Price: 45.99 GBP
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Planting & Care

Offers a stunning year-round display, from clusters of pink-tinged white flowers in spring to vibrant purple-red foliage in autumn.
Produces an abundance of large, dark berries in summer and autumn. While too tart to eat raw, they can be transformed into delicious wine, jam, syrup, and tea.
A magnet for garden birds, who enjoy any fruit left on the bush.
This 'Viking' variety is prized for its larger fruit, and being self-fertile, you only need one plant for a reliable crop.
Naturally grows in a compact, bushy form up to 2m, but can be easily pruned to suit any garden size.
An exceptionally tough and low-maintenance shrub, resistant to drought, pests, pollution, and disease.

Species: Chokeberry
Flowering Time: April, May
Harvest Time: August, September
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Location: Beds & borders, wildlife or cottage gardens, hedging
Soil: Any well-drained, fertile soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H7 - hardy throughout all areas of the UK)
Habit: A bushy shrub which spreads by means of suckers
Eventual Spread: Approx 2m unless pruned
Tasting Notes: Acidic - must be cooked before eating
Uses: Jams, cordials
Fertility: Self-fertile
Pest & Disease: Excellent pest and disease resistance

Product Specifications

Height on Arrival: 30-60cm inc. pot
Supplied As: 3L Pot

Highlights

Offers a stunning year-round display, from clusters of pink-tinged white flowers in spring to vibrant purple-red foliage in autumn.
Produces an abundance of large, dark berries in summer and autumn. While too tart to eat raw, they can be transformed into delicious wine, jam, syrup, and tea.
A magnet for garden birds, who enjoy any fruit left on the bush.
This 'Viking' variety is prized for its larger fruit, and being self-fertile, you only need one plant for a reliable crop.
Naturally grows in a compact, bushy form up to 2m, but can be easily pruned to suit any garden size.
An exceptionally tough and low-maintenance shrub, resistant to drought, pests, pollution, and disease.

Variety Specifications