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Blueberry Plants for sale

BLUEBERRIES - ALL 12-18" $ 8.50 EACH

Blue Crop - Zone 3-7, Mid season bearer, consistent producer, disease resistant and high quality. Very large berries, good flavor, best when fresh, freezes well. Grows 4-6'.

Blue Ray - Zone 3-7, Mid season producer, high quality powder blue berries excellent for dessert. Burgundy foliage in fall. Upright growing habit to 5' high.

Chippewa - NEW ITEM - Zone 3-7. Another shrub type blueberry growing only 3-4 feet high and wide. Works well with North Blue as a pollinator. Produces 3 to 7 pounds of very sweet medium to large berries per year with little acid. Excellent quality! Plant as an ornamental , landscape shrub or of course for eating!

Jersey - Zone 3-7, It's a favorite of home gardeners, easy to grow.  Ripens later, small to medium berries very sweet in flavor.  Excellent for baking, reliable producer year after year.  Grows 4-5' tall.   

Nelson - Zone 3-7. A highly productive variety, claims of 13-18 lbs. of fruit picked per plant have been made. Produces a large, dark blue berry of very good quality. Plants grow to 5-6 ft. tall and berries ripen late July in central Wisconsin.

North Blue - Zone 3-8. Due to its mature height of only 3-4' at maturity, Northblue is often used as unique shrub in the landscape. Plants produce 3-7 lbs. of fruit per plant. Berries are of very good quality and blueberry flavor. Glossy, dark green leaves turn deep, bright red in fall. A great plant for food and attraction.

Northland- Zone 4-7, This blueberry is a hybrid growing only 3-4' with very limber branches. Fruit is medium to small having excellent wild berry flavor, great for pies and eating.

Patriot - Zone 3-7, Ripens early with tight clusters of very large berries. Excellent flavor for fresh eating or deserts. High producer with green foliage in summer, fiery orange in fall. Grows 4-6' tall.

Spartan - Zone 3-7, A vigorous and upright growing habit. Well adapted for machine harvesting. Fruit is firm, light blue, large and very good flavor. It is an early variety, ripening about mid July. It has the largest berries of all varieties.

NOTE: TWO OR MORE BLUEBERRY VARIETIES MUST BE PLANTED FOR PROPER POLLINATION AND PRODUCTION. Blueberries prefer an acid soil. Peat moss and aluminum sulfate boost soil acidity.