Goji Berry Bush - 1 gallon pot

Goji berries grow on a woody shrub, also known as wolfberries, that can reach heights of 12 feet. The plant has slender, gracefully drooping branches with clusters of small, grey-green leaves. Bright red-orange berries, about 1/2 to 1 inch long, develop after small, purplish flowers bloom in late spring/early summer. The berries are known for their sweet, slightly tangy flavor and are used in traditional medicine for their nutritional value.

• Size: Goji berry shrubs can grow to 12 feet tall, but are often kept at 3-6 feet through pruning.
• Leaves: The leaves are small, grayish-green, and often ovate or lanceolate in shape.
• Flowers: Goji berries have small, light violet to purple flowers that appear in late spring or early summer.
• Berries: The berries are bright red-orange, oval-shaped, and slightly sweet with a mild tang.
• Branches: The branches are slender, flexible, and may have thorns.
• Growth Habit: The shrub is sprawling with long, flexible canes that can drape or droop.
• Fruit: Goji berries are a "superfruit" rich in nutrients, including antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, according to a blog from a nursery and vineyard.