Goji Berry Root Crown Cutting

Goji Berry Root Crown CuttingMix and match for free shipping when purchasing 6 or more perennial berries, vines, or crowns! A Goji Berry root crown cutting is an excellent starting point for growing your own superfruit at home. This cutting will develop into a hardy, drought tolerant shrub that thrives in sunny, well draining locations. Known for its nutrient dense, antioxidant packed berries, goji plants are perfect for fresh eating, smoothies, or drying for teas and snacks. The

Mix-and-match for free shipping when purchasing 6 or more perennial berries, vines, or crowns!   A Goji Berry root crown cutting is an excellent starting point for growing your own superfruit at home. This cutting will develop into a hardy, drought-tolerant shrub that thrives in sunny, well-draining locations. Known for its nutrient-dense, antioxidant-packed berries, goji plants are perfect for fresh eating, smoothies, or drying for teas and snacks. The root crown cutting establishes quickly with proper care, producing slender, arching branches and small, delicate flowers that attract pollinators. Goji Berry plants are easy to maintain and highly adaptable, making them a rewarding addition to any garden or orchard. Whether you’re planting for health benefits or ornamental value, this root crown cutting sets you up for success with minimal effort.

• Bare root cutting
• Latin Name: Lycium barbarum
• Zones: 3-10
• Harvest: Mid-Summer through first frost.
• Bush Habit: Unpruned it grows to between 10 and 13 feet tall with a spread of 4 feet. It has upright sprouts with long lateral branches with a weeping habit.
• Fruit: Red to red-orange berries
• Facts of note: This is sold as a root crown cutting. It may just look like a stick, do not be alarmed, this is normal and once planted growth will soon start on the root crown. Goji berries are easy to grow, container adaptable and drought tolerant. They do require alkaline soil with a pH between 6.8 and 8.1. Do not apply any nitrogen and they really don't need any fertilizer. The Phoenix Tears variety was discovered in 2004 on a ranch in western Utah near the historic site of a transcontinental railroad camp where primarily Chinese workers resided. The mother plant is thought to be a chance seedling planted by accident back in the days of the transcontinental railroad construction. Phoenix Tears is a productive, almost thornless variety of goji berry.

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