Blueberry Plants, For Outdoor, Color : Green

The Legacy Blueberry is a highly adaptable variety that produces consistent quality fruit for home and commercial growers. While this variety is a bit slower than others when it comes to producing fruits in the first couple of years, it more than makes up for this drawback in high yields once they become established. The Legacy blueberry is also considered one of the best-flavoured blueberries in USDA trials.

 

Darrow is a late mid-season blueberry variety that produces large berries and is highly rated for its flavour. The plant is very vigorous and grows upright. Not recommended for northern areas, Darrow is suited for southern New England and the South.

 

Sparton Blueberry: Enjoy the sweet, juicy, very large sapphire  berries of Spartan early in the berry season. Spartan has a strong, sweet-tart flavour that really says blueberry in your mouth. This Northern High bush variety is easy to grow; the striking vivid red-orange fall leaf and stem colour adds even more to enjoy about this hard-working bush. It has an upright habit, growing to 4-6'. Hardy and disease resistant. 800 chill hours. 

Blueberry Sierra is a fantastic northern high bush blueberry plant ideal for the colder areas of the UK.  It is an early to mid-season fruiting variety with bigger than average fruit. Sierra is ideal for container and landscape use especially with its fiery red foliage in the autumn making Sierra an outstanding garden feature.

 

If you can only have one blueberry plant in your garden, it should be the Toro Blueberry. These self-pollinating plants are easy to grow for beginners, they are deliciously sweet, and the bushes are known for producing high yields. They grow well in a majority of the United States and are rather drought resistant. Enjoy them raw or cook them in some of your favourite recipes.

 

Bluecrop Blueberries are a great variety if you are looking for a good amount of berries on a bush that is hardy and disease resistant. While many fruit trees and bushes take a while to establish themselves, you will be getting fruit off of your Bluecrop plant after the first year. Every year after your bush is established, you can expect to get 10 to 20 lbs of fruit every single July, making for a great choice for your backyard garden.

 

An old favorite and heavy producer, Blueray performs particularly well in areas with hot summers or very cold winters, and produces high quality berries with outstanding dessert flavor. The stunning rosy pink flowers turn bright white when in full bloom