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Blueberries (Spring Shipment
Only) One of the best low-maintenance landscape plants
available. Blueberries makes an
attractive hedge or specimen plant, 3-6’ tall depending on variety.
Long-lasting, brilliant red foliage in the fall.
Half a dozen plants will provide a small family with enough fruit for
fresh eating. Plant two varieties of
the same season for pollination. Husky,
two and three-year plants in 1-gallon pots, 14-24” tall.
$9.50 Bluecrop - The standard variety. Large,
nickel-sized fruit. Hardy and
productive. Mild, sweet flavor.
Early-midseason. Blueray
- Extra large, high quality fruit on multiple shoots.
Sweet-tart, aromatic flavor. Self-fruitful,
good pollinator for Bluecrop. Early-midseason.
Bluegold - Beautiful compact plant—to 4’tall.
Hardy and productive. Aluminum
blue, medium-size fruit. Good
flavor. Late. Bluehaven - Large berries, very firm. Developed
at Michigan State University. Early-midseason.
Duke
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Newer release from USDA. Produces
good quality, mild flavored fruit. A
vigorous and productive variety. Early. Elliot
- Latest highbush variety, ripening late August until frost.
Fruit is small and very tart until fully ripe.
Self-fruitful. A good
landscape variety with its
blue-green foliage and late bloom. Jersey
- Late-season variety, vigorous and productive.
Grows tall, well-shaped. Fruit
juicy, mild, fair to good flavored.. The
leading mid-season berry in southwest Michigan. Northland - Extremely productive, early-
season variety. Small fruit
with wild blueberry flavor. Vigorous
plant grows 3-4’ tall. Especially
adapted to a short growing season. Hardy
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