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Grow a bumper crop of blueberries with the Bluecrop Blueberry. Mature plants can reach 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall and ripen in mid-July in USDA zones 4-7. These crops produce consistent yields of high-quality fruit, up to 20 lbs. of firm blueberries. The plants are disease-resistant which helps them thrive in challenging environments. They produce large berries about 65 per cup compared to the 120 or so needed to make a cup worth with other varieties.

Blue Suede Southern highbush blueberry is the perfect addition to an edible landscape! White flowers bloom in the spring, followed by luscious, large blueberries that ripen in early summer and beautiful, dark red foliage highlights the fall. It blends well in a shrub border, small garden, or large container. It is self-pollinating but it will be more fruitful if other varieties are planted nearby for a bountiful harvest.

Ka-Bluey Blueberry is the most delicious berry you will ever encounter. Besides having a sweet, rich blueberry taste, Ka-Bluey has hints of peach, strawberry and raspberry. The blue-purple berries are a medium size and have an exceptionally crisp texture that only gets better when the berries are refrigerated. You won't need any sugar with these berries and they'll go great in your favorite recipes. These vigorous plants are just loaded with berries by July, so you'll have plenty to go around. Ka-Bluey is perfect for home gardens. It has no significant pest or disease problems. The plants are exceedingly hardy and practically carefree once established. They are also attractive, growing 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall. The glossy green foliage turns red in the fall, adding to all the wonderful autumn colors in your garden and landscape.

Liberty blueberry is a wonderful mix of acids and sweetness results in exceptional flavor. Begins setting fruit early, possible that the first fruit set will be the year after planting Medium-large fruit hangs on the outside of the plant for easy picking. Very attractive light-blue fruit, upright growth habit and bright red fall color make Liberty an outstanding edible hedge. Harvest in late season, about a week before Elliott. A new release and nice improvement from Michigan State University. Winter hardy zones 5 to 8.

Semi-Dwarf Northland Blueberry is the most cold-hardy high bush blueberry you can grow. This 3 ft. to 4 ft. bush is compact, yet extremely productive, easy to grow and adaptable to many different soil types. The medium-size berries are excellent for jams and baking due to their high sugar content. It also offers year-round interest with yellow-orange fall color and bright yellow wood. The fruit ripens in early July. Zones 3 to 7.

Ka-Bluey Blueberry is the most delicious berry you will ever encounter. Besides having a sweet, rich blueberry taste, Ka-Bluey has hints of peach, strawberry and raspberry. The blue-purple berries are a medium size and have an exceptionally crisp texture that only gets better when the berries are refrigerated. You won't need any sugar with these berries and they'll go great in your favorite recipes. These vigorous plants are just loaded with berries by July, so you'll have plenty to go around. Ka-Bluey is perfect for home gardens. It has no significant pest or disease problems. The plants are exceedingly hardy and practically carefree once established. They are also attractive, growing 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall. The glossy green foliage turns red in the fall, adding to all the wonderful autumn colors in your garden and landscape.

Northblue Blueberry is the plant for you if you're looking for a smaller bush with bigger berries. Slightly larger than Tophat and Northsky and growing to 2 ft. to 3 ft. Tall, it will produce 3 lbs. to 7 lbs. of sweet, juicy fruit per mature bush. Dusky blue fruit has a delicious wild flavor, but is larger in size than most dwarf blueberries. Tough and cold hardy, withstanding temperatures of minus 35°F. Ripens mid June. Grows best when planted in full Sun and acidic, well-drained soil. Zones 3 to 7.

Elliot is known for being the last to ripen, thus extending the season all the way into September. Begins setting fruit early, in 2nd or 3rd year. Also known for its tart/sweet flavor which some people love, and others turn their nose up at It is widely grown, so it must not be too bad Firm berries are excellent for freezing. 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall. Yellow/orange to red and purple fall color. Recommended for zones 5-7. Harvest in late season.

Ka-Bluey has an explosive flavor and crisp texture that gets better with refrigeration. The medium-size, blue-purple berries have sweet, rich blueberry taste with hints of peach, strawberry and raspberry. These flavorful berries are a treat to eat fresh and work wonders in your favorite recipes. You'll have plenty of berries to go around, too. The large, vigorous plants are simply loaded with scrumptious fruit come July. Ka-Bluey has no significant pest or disease problems and is extremely hardy and practically carefree once established. This attractive self-pollinating shrub turns red in the fall, so it makes an exceptional ornamental plant.

Ka-Bluey has an explosive flavor and crisp texture that gets better with refrigeration. The medium-size, blue-purple berries have sweet, rich blueberry taste with hints of peach, strawberry and raspberry. These flavorful berries are a treat to eat fresh and work wonders in your favorite recipes. You'll have plenty of berries to go around, too. The large, vigorous plants are simply loaded with scrumptious fruit come July. Ka-Bluey has no significant pest or disease problems and is extremely hardy and practically carefree once established. This attractive self-pollinating shrub turns red in the fall, so it makes an exceptional ornamental plant.