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Growing newer varieties of haskap berries in Chetwynd, BC for local and commercial markets.
A dark blue berry that grows on mid-size bushes and thrives in the cooler temperatures of northern Canada. Varieties developed by the University of Saskatchewan have dramatically improved taste and size. Member of the latin Lonicera Ceruleafamily, which also include the native blue honeysuckle growing in the boreal forest region.
Haskaps have a thin skin with tiny unnoticable seeds. Our varieties of Aurora, Indigos and Boreals have a tangy sweet, complex flavour, often likened to mixed berries. They make many great products such as juice, jam, spreads, tarts, chutneys, relishes, ice cream, yoghurt, dried berries, and powdered berry mixes.
Haskap has long been known by the ancient Japanese as, “The Fruit of Life Longevity and Fruit of Vision”. It holds very high levels of antioxidants, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, fibre, calcium and potassium. It’s dark rich colour speaks to the high antioxidants and the nutrients it adds to many favourite dishes.
1 Family
28,000+ Haskap Plants
6 varieties
100% commitment to quality
Following a career in oil, gas, and forestry, Norm Bunker returned to farming in 2018. Together with his wife, Linda, and their children, they started Hasberry Farms Inc. near Chetwynd, BC, and planted over 28,000 haskap plants. The farm has prospered thanks to the family’s efforts and the support of the local community.
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