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The 'Blueray' produces large, firm berries with extra sweetness, making them great for fresh eating and baking. Fruit will ripen mid-July, and this variety will bear a larger crop when paired with other pollinators. Can get up to 6-8' tall and wide, but can be pruned in late winter to maintain a managable size. The 'Blueray' is a great pollinator for other varieties. Does best in organically rich soil.
The 'Blueberry Glaze' is a compact dwarf variety that grows 2-3' tall and wide. It's great for patio pots and small space gardening. Deep blue, aromatic berries have a wildberry flavor and are loaded with antioxidants. Fruit ripens in mid-July.
Duke Blueberry. Duke' is a late bloomer and early-ripener, producing beatiful pinkish-white flowers in late spring and large, flavorful berries that ripen late-May to early-June. It produces consistently abundant crops and flourishes when paired with other pollinating varieties. This plant will reach 4-6' tall and wide and its extremely large berries have been known to grown as large as a quarter. Their tangy-sweet flavor makes them great for fresh eating, preserves and baking.
Duke' is a late bloomer and early-ripener, producing beatiful pinkish-white flowers in late spring and large, flavorful berries that ripen late-May to early-June. It produces consistently abundant crops and flourishes when paired with other pollinating varieties. This plant will reach 4-6' tall and wide and its extremely large berries have been known to grown as large as a quarter. Their tangy-sweet flavor makes them great for fresh eating, preserves and baking.
This compact variety produces large, sweet berries great for jellies, jams and fresh eating. Getting only 1-2' tall and wide, the 'Jelly Bean' is great for patio pots and small garden spaces. Fruit ripens from late-July to early-August.
The 'Jersey' blueberry is one of the most widely grown varieties due to its consistently high yeilds and sweet flavor. It is a late-season variety, ripening in late-July to August. It is self-fertile, but will produce more abundant crop when planted with other varieties. It will grow 6-8' tall and wide and will be covered with firm, crack resistant berries.
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.
Hardy, summer-bloomer with spectacular purple flower spikes. It has an arching, spreading habit and typically grows 5-10' tall and 4-6' wide.
This compact variety will be covered in vibrant, fuschia blooms from summer through fall. It keeps a neat habit, growing 3-4' tall and wide. Rich green foliage provides striking contrast against the richly-colored blooms.
The 'Windy Hill' variety averages at 5' tall and wide and produces fragrant purple flowers that bloom from mid-summer into fall. It has a spreading growth habit and is known for having strong, upright stems. Cold hardy, withstanding zones 5-8.
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