Late season, high yielding variety. Grows 6-7’ tall, 5-6’ wide. Small to medium sized, sweet berries. One of oldest and widely grown varieties. Tolerates wide range soils. Jersey can self-pollinate, but will make more and larger fruit if you have another late-season variety within 10′ to enable cross pollination by insects.
Plants are in 1 liter pots, delivering vigorous, strong plants for easy transplanting and quick establishment. Plants are sheared to 12-14″ to increase top growth in the first year. Eliminates the drying out and transplant shock that can occur with bare root blueberry plants. Full Sun, moist soil.
Keystone plant provides food and habitat for numerous species. Flowers from May to June. Fruit from August to October. Edible, small fruit better for cooking…
Native in US as far north and east as Pennsylvania. Perennial typically grows 3-4' tall and occurs in rich woods, thickets and along streambanks. Features…
Wild highbush blueberries are predominately found in wetland margins, moist woods, bogs, swamps and low areas. These plants are not named varieties, so not bred…
Pink flowers bloom atop strong stems, 2-4' tall with long narrow leaves. Flowers bloom in June through October. Interesting seedpods in fall; fun for kids…