Blueberry plants - Mix and Match - Order any 3 varieties In any combination

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Let us know quantity of each variety you would like. Mix and match any 3 varieties from the list of 13 varieties. If you are wanting more than 3 varieties, make multiple orders. If you do not specify what varieties you would like, we will message you.  If you do not let us know what varieties you would like by the time we are required to ship, we will pick varieties that do well in your area.
Do not order if your temps are over 85 degrees as plants can burn if shipment is delayed or if they sit in a hot truck. We grow plenty of plants, so put on your watch list and order when your temps have cooled.
State Lab tested to be free of all diseases and viruses
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We can ship to all States.
Choose from:
Northern Highbush
- Requires 800+ hours of 45-32 Degree temperatures to bear fruit. Northern Highbush Blueberry varieties dislike warm winters and extended summer heat. Best in Northern/Central States (USDA 4-8) and the Upper and Middle South (USDA 6-7)
Earliblue -  The earliest blueberry. Medium/Large size berries, good flavor. USDA Zone 4-8
Reka - - Early Season. One of the fastest growing and vigorous blueberry varieties. High Yields, excellent flavor. USDA Zones 4-7
Berkeley  -Mid Season. Large berries of excellent dessert quality. Popular U-Pick &  home garden variety. Great fall color. USDA Zone 5-8
Duke -Early Season. Large berries, high yields, very firm / Great flavor - sweet/tart, Blooms late Cold Hardy. USDA Zone 4-8
Jersey  -   Late Season. Medium size berries, Firm, Great flavor, very sweet. Great for muffins and pancakes. Blooms late. Cold hardy. USDA Zone 4-8
Elliott  -  Late Season. Large berries up to 1/2". Blooms late to avoid Spring frost. Firm berry, sweeter when ripe. Great fall/winter color. Cold hardy. Not recommended for high elevation early frost areas. . . USDA Zone 4-8
Sweetheart - Early Season and again Late Season. 2 crops of sweet berries per year.  USDA Zones 5-9
Legacy -  Late Season.  One of the best flavored blueberry varieties. Mid sized berries with exceptional flavor. Heavy production. Excellent Fall color. USDA Zone 5-8
Pink Lemonade - Late Season. Pink flowers, bright pink berries and golden, orange foliage in fall. Medium sized sweet berries.  USDA Zones 4-8
Southern Highbush Blueberries
- take extended heat better than Northern highbush.   Can be grown in the Middle, Lower, and Coastal South (USDA 7-9) , Southern California and Texas (USDA 8-9) and in Northern climates. Requires Less Cooling Hours.
Choose From:
Misty  - Early Season (Southern Highbush) High yielding, heat tolerant, needs only 300 chilling hours. One of the most poplar varieties for California and the South. Sweet, spicy berries. USDA Zones 5-10
Sharpblue  -  Early Season (Southern Highbush) Sweet dime sized sweet berries. Heat tolerant, needs only 200 chilling hours. Developed by University of Florida. Robust 5-6 foot tall shrubs. Do not plant in areas of late Spring Frost. USDA Zones 7-10
Jubliee -  Early/midseason (Southern Highbush) Developed in Mississippi. Medium-sized,  sweet berries, and good heat tolerance. Recommended in the South and  California.  USDA Zones 5-9
All varieties are grown from tissue culture and are 5 - 12 inches tall starter plants.
Varieties are self fertile, but 2 varieties with similar ripening times will produce more berries.
If you are planning to plant in a container for a season, we recommend our Blueberry Potting Mix. If you are planting in the ground we offer Fir Sawdust if you can not fine it locally. Sawdust should be 30% of your soil mix, plus an additional 3 inches as a mulch to keep soil moist.
Plants come with detailed planting, growing and care instructions...and you can call or email if you have additional questions.
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