Growing Goji and Honeyberry plants

Hi

I bought a goji berry and 3 honeyberry plants in march.They are in 30 litre tubs,the
goji is about 3ftx3ft with about 15 branches on it , the honeyberry plants are 1ft high  with 6-9branches .The information with them was very basic saying fruit in 2nd year.Does anyone know how big they should grow,and what they taste like
They are against a south facing wall,and quite sheltered from the wind

Thanks
 

I don't know about Honeyberry but Ive seen the plant and I may try one.

Goji plants won't give their best crop until fully established, that could be upto 5 years. They should however give a small crop from their 2nd year.

Ive never eaten the berry straight from the bush but I'm told they are slightly bitter (Could be wrong) but the best way to eat the berries is dried anyway. For some reason, they are far more nutritional when dried.
I put them on crereals and salads .... Delicious. But they are expensive and a plant or two will eventually be well worth it. I think you can yeild about 2lb of berries from an optimum size plant (Thats a lot of berries).

They can grow, if left unchecked, to a height of 8ft or more (Edit; I typrd 8m by mistake and have edited this sorry) but I'm not sure if that applies to pot grown. I am told that the optimum size of the plant should be between 3 to 4 foot in height and spread ..... You may not need to prune the plant much, because it's in a pot but pruning Goji is a painless operation anyway, guides can be found on-line.

I currently have a dozen Goji plant seedlings on the go and it very slow progress but I'm hoping to get a few plants to put out in the spring. I grew from seed just for the fun of it really, but I may buy a plant soon because I'm impatient to get at the fruit -)

Good luck.