To harvest goji berries, wait for them to fully ripen, then place a blanket under the plant and knock the berries off the shrub. If they don’t drop easily, wait a few days and try again.

Plant goji. from plants or bare root, into full sun and any type of soil, though they do best in well-amended soils. Goji plants grow 4 feet wide by 10 feet tall or taller, so leave them plenty of ...

Goji is a member of the nightshade family (like tomatoes and potatoes), and if left unpruned the plant will get more than 10 feet high, drooping like a weeping willow. Advertisement ...

1. Consider introducing goji berries into your garden. Goji berries are scarlet red and 1-2 inches long. They are most commonly dried and eaten like raisins although they can be consumed raw as ...

I am always on the lookout for plants that produce nutritious fruits and berries, and during a recent visit to a local nursery, I was drawn to some goji berry plants. These fascinating plants are ...

Goji berries are rarely grown commercially in the United States, and their shelf life is short, so fresh berries can seldom be found at local supermarkets or farmers markets. The ideal soil pH for ...

Even the name sounds impossibly idealistic: the Beacon Food Forest, an experiment in urban planting planned for land adjacent to a Seattle city park. There, at the top of a hill, the project’s ...

Hardly a day goes by without some new superfood being lauded in the press but few receive more accolades than the berry family. From your common or… Newsletters ...