Goji Berry

     ...and strawberry. Leaves can be eaten as a vegetable or used to make teas. Purple and white flowers start in May followed by berries in early fall. This vine grows over 10' tall, but should be cut back to 5' in fall for better fruit production the following year. Self-fertile and drought resistant, but avoid acidic soil. Plant in full to partial sun. Also known as Wolfberry or Matrimony Vine...

     ...to the West until recently, Goji berries are rich age-defying anti-oxidants, vitamins and minerals. An everyday healthy part of your diet Goji berries taste delicious in cereals, yogurt, trail mix and salads. Add them to smoothies, or recipes for muffins. You can also consume Goji berries as traditionally done in the Himalayas, steeped in tea, added to soup, or simply by themselves....

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     ...in China and Europe. They are also incorporated into Chinese medicines which traditionally have been used for thousands of years as a medicinal herb/plant as they are rich in antioxidants. Mostly grown in the South of China, these longish red berries also go by the name Wolfberry, desert thorn and matrimony vine while the Chinese name is gou qi zi. Goji berries can also be dried and eaten as raisins. They grow well in harsh weather conditions and can survive the desert environment. These deep red berries are high in nutrients and have a huge number of benefits. Our Goji berry flavors and health benefits are retained as our raw fruits are freeze dried and ground into powder to offer the best quality. Goji berries also offer the following benefits to list a few : Prevent fatigue and tiredness, Relieve headaches and insomnia, Aid Weight loss, Improve circulation, High in vitamins. Goji Berry Matcha Tea offers fantastic benefits. The berries themselves have gained a lot of popularity as people are becoming