Haskap

The haskap (Lonicera caerulea) is a non-climbing honeysuckle native to cooler areas of eastern and central Parania's forests and countrysides. The shrub is a deciduous shrub that has a unique trait to be able to tolerate colder weathers. The fruit is edible and has a very sweet and desirable taste. The more southern counterpart to the haskap is the Kosna haskap (Lonicera kosnati). 
== Distribution ==
The haskap's native range is found from Cheskachena and Podochovia in the north to Hartnett and Obnivir in the south and small naturalized and isolated feral plants can be found in a spotty distribution along the western slope of the Lalibon Mountains in Kosna. Haskaps were introduced to a load of countries including Siere, Nareemia, Panstivo, Chuliana and Peisybaku.
Category:Plants
Category:Flora of Parania
Category:Flora of Pasia
Category:Flora of Podochovia