Basics

Ease of Growing
Moderate
Grown as
Perennial
Growing Habit
Bush
Hardiness
Hardy

Blueberries are generally quite hardy. In fact, they require a certain number of "chill hours" to fruit properly the following season.

Crops
Spring Transplant
Growing Season
Short, Long
Cultivar Type
Mid-Season
Growing Conditions
Cold, Cool, Warm

Grow in acidic, well drained soil.

Outdoor Growing Temp
45°F - 85°F
Min Outdoor Soil Temp
35°F

Plant your blueberries outdoors anytime the ground is not frozen (above 32˚ F).

Start Indoors
No
Start Outdoors
No
Light
Sun: min. 6 hours daily (Cold, Cool, Warm)

Blueberries prefer full sun, but will tolerate light shade (they may be less productive in shade but will still produce some fruit).

Part shade (Warm, Hot)

In very hot climates they may benefit from light shade.

Water
Moderate

Blueberries require constant moisture for maximum productivity. They are actually quite drought tolerant, though in dry situations they will produce less and grow more slowly.

Feeder
Moderate

Blueberries are adapted to grow on acidic soils that are fairly poor and they don't need a lot of NPK nutrients. However, they will often be more productive if fed occasionally.

Suitability
Tolerates light frost, Needs lots of space
Small Gardens?
No
Containers?
No

Growing in a container is not recommended for this variety. The 'Highbush' blueberry can grow to 4 to 6' tall with a 3 to 5' spread. It is possible to grow them in a large pot with a wide diameter, but you would need to provide adequate support as well.

Attracts beneficial insects?
No
Color
Gray-blue
Fruit Size
- "
Plant Height
48.0 - 72.0"
Plant Diameter
36.0 - 60.0"
Hardiness Zone
3-7
Disease Resistance
Taste Profile

Large, classic berries.

Rotation Group
Perennial