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.
Shrub with white 5 petaled flowers that bloom in May. Glossy, dark green foliage turns crimson-red in fall. Long lasting black/purple berries. Grow to 3’-10’…
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…