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Blueberry Echo is heads above the rest when it comes to double cropping. The berries begin to ripen early in the blueberry season before other varieties bear fruit. Then, more blueberries appear in early fall, producing an even larger crop. This late fruiting continues until frost. You will have fresh, home-grown, sun-ripened blueberries for weeks. Echo is also very ornamental, having a compact habit and blooming twice a year. It works well as a garden hedge and even as a patio-container plant.

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.

Blueberry Echo is heads above the rest when it comes to double cropping. The berries begin to ripen early in the blueberry season before other varieties bear fruit. Then, more blueberries appear in early fall, producing an even larger crop. This late fruiting continues until frost. You will have fresh, home-grown, Sun-ripened blueberries for weeks. Echo is also very ornamental, having a compact habit and blooming twice a year. It works well as a garden hedge and even as a patio-container plant.

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.

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.

The Becky Blue Blueberry bush is a delightful and productive fruiting shrub that brings the sweetness of homegrown blueberries to your garden. This exceptional rabbiteye blueberry variety, known as Vaccinium ashei 'Becki' is celebrated for its bountiful harvests of large, flavorful berries and compact growth habit. Becky Blue Blueberry plants are an ideal choice for home gardeners looking to enjoy fresh, juicy blueberries right from their backyard. With its resilience to pests and diseases and its adaptability to various soil types, this blueberry bush is a reliable and rewarding addition to gardens of all sizes. Elevate your outdoor space with the delicious taste and vibrant beauty of Becky Blue Blueberry. When planting this rabbiteye Blueberry bush, dig the hole twice as wide as the pot and mix rich garden soil in with your native soil, then leave the top of the root ball 1/2-inch above the ground level when filling the hole with soil. Use a slow-release granular fertilizer for Blueberries in Spring. Not guaranteed to be in bloom or have fruit on arrival. Ships Dormant in Winter.

The Becky Blue Blueberry bush is a delightful and productive fruiting shrub that brings the sweetness of homegrown blueberries to your garden. This exceptional rabbiteye blueberry variety, known as Vaccinium ashei 'Becki' is celebrated for its bountiful harvests of large, flavorful berries and compact growth habit. Becky Blue Blueberry plants are an ideal choice for home gardeners looking to enjoy fresh, juicy blueberries right from their backyard. With its resilience to pests and diseases and its adaptability to various soil types, this blueberry bush is a reliable and rewarding addition to gardens of all sizes. Elevate your outdoor space with the delicious taste and vibrant beauty of Becky Blue Blueberry. When planting this rabbiteye Blueberry bush, dig the hole twice as wide as the pot and mix rich garden soil in with your native soil, then leave the top of the root ball 1/2-inch above the ground level when filling the hole with soil. Use a slow-release granular fertilizer for Blueberries in Spring. Not guaranteed to be in bloom or have fruit on arrival. Ships Dormant in Winter.

Northsky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, Northsky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3 seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lb. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf Northsky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45°F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well. Potted. Zones 3 to 7.

Blueberry Echo is heads above the rest when it comes to double cropping. The berries begin to ripen early in the blueberry season before other varieties bear fruit. Then, more blueberries appear in early fall, producing an even larger crop. This late fruiting continues until frost. You will have fresh, home-grown, sun-ripened blueberries for weeks. Echo is also very ornamental, having a compact habit and blooming twice a year. Growing up to 5 ft. Tall, Echo has a compact habit and flowers twice a year. Its spring foliage emerges lush green with a red blush before turning a lustrous, dark green. It can be grown in the garden, as a hedge or in patio containers.