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Blueberries
- Delicious to eat fresh or frozen!
- In Spring (middle of May) the blueberry bush will have many white bell-like blossoms and will have ripe berries from the middle of July through August. Through the summer months the plant will have dark green wax-like foliage. In fall leaves will turn a beautiful crimson color, and during winter months the light green or reddish colored wood (depending on variety) will provide winter color.
BLUEBERRIES (VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM)
Dormant plants are 2 years old and are over 12 inches tall.
Pricing Per Plant
Listed in ripening order
EARLIBLUE - One of the first blueberries of the season. Ripens in June producing a large sweet berry. Self-pollinating, but will yield larger crops if pollinated with Bluecrop or Jersey. Fruit is large, sweet and firm. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
BLUETTA - Early season, large, light blue, firm berry with a mild, sweet taste. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
DUKE - Early season, large, firm berry with good color. Plant is vigorous and grows upright. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
PATRIOT - Early season. Produces large, firm fruit. Grows upright - good ornamental bush. (zone 3-7)
$10.00 / plant
NORTHLAND - Early Season. Medium sized firm, sweet fruit. Plant has a low spreading habit. (zone 3-7)
$10.00 / plant
BLUERAY - A mid-season variety. Very large, light blue berries with an excellent flavor. Bush grows upright and is very vigorous and productive. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
DRAPER - NEW! Early to mid-season. Compact bush produces large, firm, light blue berries that hold well. Great for farm stands. An attractive plant for edible landscaping. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
BLUECROP - Berries ripen mid season. Bluecrop’s large, firm, sweet berry is great for U-pick or mechanical harvest. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
BERKELEY - Close cousin to Bluecrop. Mid-late season producer of large, sweet berries. (zone 5-7)
$10.00 / plant
PINK LEMONADE - A mid-late season berry with a sweet, lemony flavor. Will do better with another variety that blooms around the same time. A more compact bush with berries that are dark pink when ripe. An attractive addition to desserts. (zone 4-8)
$10.00 / plant
RANCOCAS - Mid season. Medium size sweet berry with a real blueberry flavor. Excellent for pie, muffins and pancakes. Plant is a vigorous grower. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
RUBEL - Firm mid-late season. Smaller berry holds its shape well for baking. Good for muffins, pies and pancakes. (zone 4-8)
$10.00 / plant
COVILLE - A mid-late season berry. Produces a large crop. Needs a cross-pollinator. Plant near another blueberry variety. zone 4-8
$10.00 / plant
JERSEY - Late mid-season. One of the oldest and most dependable varieties. Fruit is mid-size and has a sweet flavor. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
LEGACY - Late season berry. Grows in a wide variety of soil types. Heavy producer of medium sized, very sweet fruit. Plants should be trimmed annually due to the weight of the fruit. (zone 5-8)
$10.00 / plant
ELLIOTT - Very late season. Berry is medium sized and firm. Upright growth - good ornamental bush. (zone 4-7)
$10.00 / plant
Plant Details:
Remove Blueberry plants from shipping box immediately. Store Blueberry plants in a cool moist place and untie the bundles. Keep roots moist at all times. Do not over water.
Blueberries require an acid soil, a pH of 4.5 to 6. For best results, blueberries should be planted in peat, (can also use a mixture of 2/3 peat and 1/3 soil). The plant should be watered often in summer, when it sets fruit for the coming year.
Do not plant in any media other than soil.
Plant roots in a shallow hole 6” deep, 12”– 24” in diameter. Mix soil - 2/3 Canadian Peat Moss and 1/3 soil from same hole. Fill hole 3” from top with mixture. Set plant in hole and cover with rest of the mixture. Water, then mound plant up at base 4”– 6” high with remaining mixture. Plant 2’ – 4’ apart. Water often, but do not over water. Do not trim roots.
DO NOT MULCH around our plants or fertilize plants until after roots are established. Do not plant or pot in any media containing bark or wood chips. We do not recommend potting in containers smaller than one gallon.
Fall or Spring.
A blueberry bush is a slow grower, but will grow to a height of 6’ in ten years. It should be planted in full sun.
