Any attempt to dig it up results in more sprouting from the same spot from the retained roots (that go down like a million feet or something crazy)

And now it's everywhere and just keeps coming back

including alkaline and saline soils

Ripening: Early September

Clusters approx 1 cm

Haskap - Honey Bee Plum Any attempt to dig itHardiness: Zone 2. Size: Bush up to 6ft. Planting: Highly durable, best in good soil, but can tolerate shade and wet soils. Shallow roots that don't compete well with grasses weeds and other plants. Fruit: Blue elongated berries, approx 1. 9g. Pollination: Not self pollinating, this variety is a considered a universal pollinator, except for Boreal Beauty. Use: Excellent wine, juices and processing. Ripening: Early June. Pot: 1 gal One of the tallest,