Biloxi Blueberry (organic)
certified organic 4 in. x 6 in. Pot An excellent new southern highbush variety that is well suited for low to no chill areas where they can be completely evergreen....
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Blueberry (Vaccinium spp.)With a mix of early, mid and late varieties, blueberry season can extend over 3 monthsBlueberries are delicious for fresh eating, preserving or in baked desserts. Berries are very high in antioxidants and other phyto nutrients, which studies have shown are good for preventing cancer, preserving eyesight and slowing the ageing process. These long-lived and productive ornamental bushes are attractive in bloom and have brilliant gold to red fall color. They also grow well in containers. Bushes grow 3-6 feet at maturity. They are partially self-fertile, but produce better with a second variety for a pollinator. We offer both southern and northern varieties to meet the needs of gardeners in varying climates
certified organic 4 in. x 6 in. Pot An excellent new southern highbush variety that is well suited for low to no chill areas where they can be completely evergreen....
Plants were located in Baraga County, Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Learn more below
This southern variety recalls the name of the Spanish explorer and conquistador Hernando DeSoto. Learn more below
Early season Northern Highbush. This consistently large sweet and tasty early berry is a favorite here at home as well as with our farmers market customers. Extremely productive and one...
A new highbush blueberry cultivar with improved sweetness, firmness, and flavor. Learn more below
Early season southern highbush has superior yields, flavor and fruit quality. Learn more below
Northern highbush/lowbush cultivar. Large, attractive, high quality, dark blue fruit. Learn more below
Northcountry has an attractive, sky blue colored fruit that is produced abundantly on this low, spreading shrub. Learn more below
Northern highbush/lowbush variety grows 3 to 4 feet at maturity and is vigorous and moderately spreading. Learn more below
Northsky is a variety that has small, sky blue berries that are firm and flavorful. Learn more below
Very early southern highbush. Fruit is medium sized firm and very sweet. Learn more below
Vigorous, growing to 5 to 6 feet tall and finely shaped upright. Berry quality is excellent with a small dry scar. Learn more below
Rabbiteye, pollinating group D. Large, mid- late ripening fruit has an excellent distinct blueberry flavor. Learn more below
Early ripening rabbiteye cultivar is a good producer over a long 4 to 5 week season. Learn more below
A plant selected in Grand Junction, Michigan from seeds of a wild low-bush blueberry from Maine. Learn more below
Vigorous fast growing rabbiteye variety grows to about 6 feet tall and makes a good ornamental. Learn more below
Southern highbush type grows only 3 to 4 feet tall. Learn more below
An early season blueberry with rave reviews! This vigorous Northern-Southern cross produces a heavy crop of sweet. Learn more below
Strong stocky bush grows 5 to 6 feet tall and bears large, sweet and tasty low acid fruit. Learn more below
Arlen is a late ripening new cultivar that has greater resistance to stem blight than other late ripen cultivars. Learn more below
Aurora Blueberry (Vaccinium sp.) is considered the latest ripening variety it ripens as late or later than Elliot, long the standard late season variety. Sweet flavorful fruit is abundantly produced...
Mid-late ripening Northern high bush variety has large loose clusters of large firm light blue fruit. Learn more below
An excellent new southern highbush variety that is well suited for low to no chill areas where they can be completely evergreen and produce flushes of berries year round. Not...
Bluecrop Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) is a midseason northern highbush variety-standard against which all else are compared. Heavy producing vigorous upright bushes withstand hot weather better than most. Berries are large...
Midseason northern highbush. Cold hardy variety that grows into a compact round bush excellent for landscaping. Learn more below
Early-mid season ripening northern highbush, with light-blue berries. Learn more below
Early midseason northern highbush. Vigorous upright productive bush produces large light blue fruit that is firm. Learn more below
Northern highbush. Extra large bright blue berries are very good and sweet, with a mild acidity. Learn more below
A late season ripening rabbiteye variety from Georgia that produces excellent quality sweet, large light-blue berries. Learn more below
Late season northern highbush. New Australian variety produces berries that have a firm crisp texture. Learn more below
A lowbush variety the ripens mid-late summer. Reaching only 6″ in height, this blueberry makes a great groundcover. Learn more below
A new highbush blueberry cultivar with improved sweetness, firmness, and flavor. Learn more below
This low chill, southern highbush variety has medium sized, excellent flavored fruit that ripens early to mid season. Learn more below
Chandler Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) is a 1994 USDA northern highbush release has extremely large fruit (45 berries per 8 ounce cup), that are sweet with excellent flavor. Ripening date is...
An early ripening variety. Considered the earliest ripening northern highbush variety. Learn more below
This super hardy self-fertile variety is from the breeding program of the University of Minnesota. Learn more below
This rabbiteye type cultivar is an excellent pollinator for other B and C varietie. Learn more below
Southern high-bush type cultivar. Learn more below
Draper has become a standout variety in mid and high chill climates throughout the West. Learn more below
An early variety of highbush blueberry, with crops of sweet light blue fruit in early summer. Learn more below
This older New Jersey northern highbush variety has very large fruit. Learn more below
Leading late season northern highbush will extend your berry picking an extra month. Learn more below
Early season Northern low bush grows to 24″ tall and makes a great landscape ornamental. Learn more below
An early ripening, low-chill blueberry cultivar suitable for USDA growing zones 6-9. Learn more below
Can sometimes be confused with lowbush blueberry, but the margins of its leaves are not serrated. Learn more below
This new northern highbush cultivar was introduced in 2009 from Michigan State University. Learn more below
Medium to small berries are borne and are considered to be the best among blueberry connoisseurs. Learn more below
This 1993 USDA highbush cultivar is vigorous and consistently high yielding. Learn more below
A hybrid blueberry cultivar which produces fruit well-suited for freezing and processing. Learn more below
Strong upright open growing plants are productive of large, firm excellent flavored berries. Learn more below
This popular cold hardy variety produces abundant crops of very large sweet berries. Learn more below
This new early ripening southern highbush variety has very large sweet high quality fruit. Learn more below
Northern highbush variety is an old northwest favorite that ripens mid season. Learn more below
Fruits are large and are medium blue in color, very desirable for fresh markets. Learn more below
Dense, spreading habit with highly ornamental, edible dark blue fruit. Learn more below
Late mid season northern and southern highbush hybrid. Upright vigorous bush produces high yields of large berries. Learn more below
A superior hardy disease resistant northern highbush variety that is popular for u-pick operations and home gardeners. Learn more below
Much sweeter than most blueberries. Pink Lemonade fruits are actually pink and possess a firm texture. Learn more below
Early, mid-season hybrid berry with excellent intense fruit flavor from the University of Minnesota. Learn more below
Rabbiteye type cultivar. Pollinating group C and D. Large mid- season fruit is very good quality and stores well. Learn more below
Super early maturing new rabbiteye variety ripens mid-May through June. Learn more below
This northern highbush cultivar has plump, powder-blue, medium to large berries, which boast remarkable flavor. Learn more below
An early season southern highbush blueberry released in 2006. Learn more below
This old northern highbush variety has a very high concentration of anti-oxidants. Learn more below
Southern highbush cultivar released in 2004 by Hartmann’s Plant Co. Learn more below
Early season northern highbush. Very vigorous new variety has very large fruit of excellent quality. Learn more below
Plant this early ripening Spartan Blueberry, and feast on its delicious, tangy-sweet berries. Learn more below
Very early season southern highbush, has low chill requirements. Learn more below
An excellent rabbiteye variety that can take colder temperatures than most of its type. Learn more below
The Top Hat Blueberry, a Northern Highbush cultivar, is a perfect choice for small spaces ad containers. Learn more below