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The 'Little Richard' is a compact variety, growing 2-3' tall and wide. It has glossy, green leaves that have tinges of pink in the fall. It has prolific white blooms from early summer until frost that attract lots of beneficial pollinators.
Radiance' has bright red stems with silvery-green and creamy white variegated foliage. Fragrant, white blooms cover the plant in late summer. Compact growth habit, reaching 3' tall and wide.
Dense and compact growth habit, reaching 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide. Leaves turn purplish-green as weather turns cold. White, tubular flowers bloom prolifically and attract lots of beneficial pollinators.
The 'Peach Sorbet' is full of color all year round. Leaf color will morph between pink, orange and green during spring and summer, and will deepen to eggplant-purple in the fall. Hardy from zones 5-10, this variety can keeps its leaves through the winter in most climates. Staying only 1-2' tall and wide, this compact variety is great for patio pots and small garden spaces. 'Peach Sorbet' will produce sweet, tropical flavored berries that ripen in mid-July.
The 'Perpetua' is an evergreen variety that lives up to its name, producing two crops of berries a year. This variety produces delicious, sweet berries that ripen their first crop in early-July and their second in early-October. This plant stays 4-5' tall and wide and keeps a compact, upright shape. Dark green leaves will mix with deep red tones into fall and winter.
Pink Icing' is known for its striking foliage and large, robust berries. This variety gets 3-4' tall and wide and is perfect for patio and small space gardening. Foliage varies through shades of pink, turquoise and lavendar as the seasons change. Loose, sweet clusters of extra-large berries will ripen in July, and the crop will be more abundant when paired with pollinating varieties.
The 'Pink Popcorn' variety produces creamy pink berries that darken as they ripen. Berries are firm and sweet. This variety grows 4-5' tall and wide and is one of the few blueberry varieties that can handle zone 4 climate. With white flowers emerging in spring and orange-red foliage in the fall, this plant has year round interest.
This small, mounded variety will grow 2-3' tall and wide and is great for small garden spaces. White flowers in mid-spring will turn to large crops of blueberries in summer. Foliage is tinged with silver in spring and summer and ages to rich green in fall.
This dwarf variety produced large clusters of white flowers in late-spring that turn into bunches of delicious small berries in the summer. The 'Top Hat' stays 1-2' tall and is great for small garden spaces and patio gardening. This compact, cold hardy variety is self-fertile, but will produce larger yields when planted in multiples.
The buttonbush is a native shrub that attracts an abundance of beneficial pollinators. Its large, white, fragrant blooms emerge in early summer and persist through the season. This variety can reach 8-12' tall and 6-8' wide. Tolerates wet conditions.
This variety of summersweet is also known as sweet pepperbush and produces large, fragrant white blooms in the summertime. These blooms attract hummingbirds, bees and other pollinators. It will reach 6-8' tall and 4-6' wide.
The 'Jupiter Blue' seedless variety grows 6-8' tall and wide and produces large clusters of reddish-blue grapes with a crisp texture and a mild, sweet flavor. This variety is hardy, disease resistant and easy to care for. Fruit ripens in late-August and will turn a deep blue when it's ready for harvesting.
The 'White Chiffon' is prized for its true-white, ruffled flowers that cover the entire plant in late summer. It will reach 8-12' tall and 4-6' wide at maturity.
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