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Gin Berry, Ginberry (Glycosmis pentaphylla)

SKU B1-GNB-M
Original price $24.95 - Original price $49.95
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$24.95
$24.95 - $49.95
Current price $24.95
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Pot Size: Medium Coconut Coir Pot

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Tiny Pink Fruits with Gin-Like Flavor

Gin Berry, also known as Ginberry (Glycosmis pentaphylla), bursts with tiny, highly fragrant white flower clusters that grow to bear teeny-tiny pink citrus fruits. Bursting with juicy, gin-like flavors and a few big seeds, they are great for eating out of hand or adding to beverages.

Incredibly beloved for their ornamental qualities, it doesn’t hurt that their fruit tastes like a gourmet gin and tonic, too! Growing up to 13 ft. tall, Gin Berry can be pruned in a container and brought inside during winter, making it a fun choice for curious, colder-zoned growers aiming to grow their own cocktail-inspired new favorite tree.

Cultural & Culinary Significance

Gin Berry is a unique member of the Rutaceae family, related to many familiar citrus  including the Blood Orange and Tango Mandarin, but prized for its tiny, berry-like fruit and unusual translucent pink color. The juicy fruits are great for eating out of hand or adding to beverages, where their distinctive gin-like flavor makes them especially fun for cocktail-inspired drinks.

Why Grow Gin Berry?

  • Produces teeny-tiny pink citrus fruits with juicy, gin-like flavor
  • Bursts with highly fragrant white flower clusters
  • Great for eating fresh or adding to beverages
  • Beautiful ornamental tree with unusual fruit
  • Can be pruned in a container and brought indoors during winter

 

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Tiny Pink Fruits with Gin-Like Flavor

Gin Berry, also known as Ginberry (Glycosmis pentaphylla), bursts with tiny, highly fragrant white flower clusters that grow to bear teeny-tiny pink citrus fruits. Bursting with juicy, gin-like flavors and a few big seeds, they are great for eating out of hand or adding to beverages.

Incredibly beloved for their ornamental qualities, it doesn’t hurt that their fruit tastes like a gourmet gin and tonic, too! Growing up to 13 ft. tall, Gin Berry can be pruned in a container and brought inside during winter, making it a fun choice for curious, colder-zoned growers aiming to grow their own cocktail-inspired new favorite tree.

Cultural & Culinary Significance

Gin Berry is a unique member of the Rutaceae family, related to many familiar citrus  including the Blood Orange and Tango Mandarin, but prized for its tiny, berry-like fruit and unusual translucent pink color. The juicy fruits are great for eating out of hand or adding to beverages, where their distinctive gin-like flavor makes them especially fun for cocktail-inspired drinks.

Why Grow Gin Berry?

  • Produces teeny-tiny pink citrus fruits with juicy, gin-like flavor
  • Bursts with highly fragrant white flower clusters
  • Great for eating fresh or adding to beverages
  • Beautiful ornamental tree with unusual fruit
  • Can be pruned in a container and brought indoors during winter

 

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