Gojiberries are recognized in Asia as a nutrition food and have been used in Chinese medicine for about 1,900 years. There has been rapidly growing recognition of its nutritional and antioxidant value. There are now many consumer products made available from the berry and it has been estimated that it may become a multi billion dollar market by the year 2011. The plant may reach 6 and can produce fruits within 1 - 2 years. The leaves may be ovoid or arrow shaped and the small flowers are light purple with a five petaled star shape. May be grown outside in warmer zones or indoors with warmth and bright light. It is in the Solanaceae family. Seeds are very small, grain-like. Sow when received. BARELY COVER the seeds using well draining soil mixture. Keep damp and in bright light. Seeds will not germinate if covered with too much soil.