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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 to 7. Harvest in late season.

Elliott Blueberry makes it possible to enjoy a longer blueberry season. In August, this late-season variety produces 1/2 in. firm berries that are good for fresh eating and cooking. Plants are cold hardy and very ornamental, too. Pink-tinged flowers cover the shrub in the springtime. Grows best when planted in acidic soil and full sun. Available in a gallon pot and shipping now. Zones 4 to 7.

The I Declare Blueberry produces flavorful berries with a nice firmness and impressive shelf life. Each berry is large and brightly colored, making them as attractive as they are delicious. The I Declare Blueberry is of the species Vaccinium corymbosum and it has moderate chill requirements. Traditionally, 500-hours to 550-hours below 40° to produce fruit. Spring finds this Blueberry covered in attractive and petite bell-shaped white flowers that will soon become berries. Furthermore, this is an early season bloomer and it generally blooms about a week and a half after the Climax Blueberry. This deciduous shrub has a controlled, upright growth habit. So it matures to only 4 ft. to 5 ft. H x 3 ft. to 4 ft. W. for this reason, it makes a fantastic addition to decorative mixed garden beds as a functional and attractive accent. Try it as a border plant, container planting, hedge or mass planting.

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.

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.

Bluegold Blueberry bears extremely heavy-yields of sky blue berries that ripen all at once in late June. This is a great choice for those who want a ton of berries for freezing or canning. Easy to pick berries are delicious for fresh eating as well. Compact, 3 ft. to 5 ft. H plants have dark green foliage that turns a glorious golden yellow in fall. It exhibits good resistance to pests and diseases. Zones 4 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. It works well as a garden hedge and even as a patio-container plant.

Experience the excellence of the Elliot Northern Highbush Blueberry, a beloved North American native variety. These mid to late summer gems bear large, juicy berries with a rich red-blue hue. Ideal for home gardens and favored by commercial growers, the Elliot Northern Highbush Blueberry yields above-average crops while resisting diseases and pests. Enjoy their superior flavor, striking the perfect balance between sweet and tart, with a juicy texture that's perfect for fresh eating, baking, and more. Beyond their delicious fruit, these blueberry bushes are ornamental marvels, featuring quality summer foliage and stunning fall colors. They thrive in various settings, from shrub borders to woodland gardens, and their acidic soil requirements make them perfect companions for rhododendrons and azaleas. Elliot blueberries adapt to different soil types and bring an easy-to-care-for, fruitful addition to your landscape. Blueberry plants bear fruit just 1-year after planting, and while they are self-fertile, cross-pollination enhances berry size. Extend your harvest season by planting multiple cultivars with staggered ripening times. Elliot Northern Blueberry Highbush bushes reach heights of about 5 ft. to 6 ft. and dazzle with flame-orange fall foliage. They thrive with at least 900 chill hours and deliver optimal results when planted alongside other highbush varieties.

Bluecrop is the best all around variety for adaptability, yields, high quality fruit, and disease resistance. Large sweet berries, in midseason. Perfect plant for starters with fruits.

A heavy, consistent producer of medium to large, light blue berries. Fruit is mildly tart and have a high vitamin content. Blooms late but ripens early, protecting blossoms from late frosts. Yellow-orange fall foliage.