I've had them in my yard for about 5 years, purchased from different sources including local garden centers. They are starting to die back hard from the summer heat. I don't find the flavor all that exciting. In my yard they ripen the same time as blueberries and have none of the blue's flavor so they won't be replaced when they're gone. I have friends that live in Nova Scotia and when visiting I have tasted jams and jellies made with Haskaps ( their name for Honeyberries) and they tasted much richer and berry like up there. And the bushes look much healthier that far north.

Thanks for the info. I'll put in more blueberries instead.