Jostaberry Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE Camassia Quamash (Common Camas)

Camassia Quamash (Common Camas)

Set seeds or plants in place and cover with soil

small fruited melons and vining squash—or plant flowering vines around it and create a tower of flowers

Highly resistant to pollution and salty soils

The slightly fragrant flowers attract butterflies

Jostaberry Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE Camassia Quamash (Common Camas)A cross between a gooseberry and currant, the jostaberry produces high yields of small, deep red, nearly black fruits. The fruits grow in large clusters on vigorous, 3 5 ft. shrubs, and are loaded with vitamin C. While the fruits can be eaten fresh, they're more often made into juices, jams and jellies, sauces and preserves. The cold hardy, thornless plants begin bearing fruits in two years. The easy to grow shrubs are ideal for growing in the garden