Grapes And Berries (44)

A southern highbush form, this blueberry has powdery blue berries that ripen in summer. The sweet fruit is excellent for fresh eating or for preserving.

This extremely vigorous variety will grow almost twice as fast as most other blueberries. Long clusters of light blue berries stay on the stem without loss of quality. Making it ideal for freezing, canning and baking.

Deciduous shrub, is a heavy producer of sweet blueberries. Grows 3-5' at maturity. Hardy to -20* F. Well-drained, acidic soil

This compact, deciduous shrub features a rounded habit and reaches a mature height of 3-4 feet, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens or container planting. Hardy to zones 3-7 and thriving in temperatures down to -40°F, it is...

Semi-spreading, strong canes, very vigorous, high yields, machine harvest-able. Bred as a companion variety for cross-pollination. Medium blue, large berry size, mild flavor, firm.

Exceptionally attractive and tasty fruit is often larger than a quarter in size with a tangy sweet flavor; ripens mid-July. Large, glossy-green foliage becomes orange and yellow in fall. Small white, bell-shaped flowers proceed the berries.

Semi-spreading, medium crown, vigorous, productive, machine harvest-able. This variety is self-fertile however a companion variety (Rebel) is recommended for proper pollination. Medium blue, large-very large berry size.

A Northern/Southern cross with sweet and juicy berries. Berries ripen early season, however may produce a second crop in milder climates.

This midseason blueberry has small, light blue, firm blueberries with a wild blueberry flavor. Its compact habit is perfect for containers or can be trained as a bonsai. Self-fruitful so no pollinizer needed.