Medium-sized fruit with a very superior flavor and sweetness, it is a heavy producer of delicious fruit. The fruit ripens in August. It is resistant to stem blight disease and is a vigorous, upright variety.
For best results, plant blueberries in the full sun in moist, rich, acidic soils. Amend the soil with peat moss to ensure acidity. While they are quite hardy, shelter them from cold winds. Do not use bonemeal when planting – a liquid transplant fertilizer is best. Cross pollination is not required, a single blueberry shrub will produce fruit. However, a larger crop will result if more than one blueberry in planted in the same area. Water regularly in the hotter months as blueberries like constant moisture. While regular pruning is not required, you can prune to manage size, shape and overall health. Prune in winter if required. Apply a fruit tree and berry fertilizer, or a fertilizer designed for acidic loving plants in early spring as growth begins
Plant Attributes: |
| Genus: |
Vaccinium |
| Foliage: |
Deciduous |
| Exposure/Light: |
Sun |
| Bloom Time: |
Spring |
| Bloom Color: |
White |
| Growth Rate: |
Average |
| Hardiness: |
6 |