clump-forming perennial producing dense

1-2ft tree

Cross between black currants and gooseberries

The shrub is also quite pretty in autumn when its leaves turn a bright yellow

the standard for which most red raspberries are compared

Hackberry Apricot clump-forming perennial producing denseHardiness: Zone 3. Hackeb Size: Tree generally reaches 9 15m tall, Planting: Adaptable to most soils but prefers loam or clay loam, tolerant of adverse conditions. Fruit: Fresh eating, preserves, small, begins bearing in 6 years Pot: 1 gal, 1 2ft tree Hackberries can be found in parts of southern Canada and in the eastern and central United States. The berries produced by the tree are commonly eaten by winter birds and mammals like squirrels.