Fruiting Plants

BLUEBERRY BUSHES – Terrific value for the size and quality!

Availability is as listed below on June 13, 2025.

Planted in 1 gallon pots - $10 Blueberry Bushes - Reka, Legacy, Liberty, Chandler, Pink Lemonade (+ There are a very few Earliblue )

More mature bushes, now about 2-3 ft tall, planted in 2 Gallon pots -$20 (Reg. $30) Burgundy, Patriot, Duke, Bluecrop, Blueray, Chandler, Legacy, and Elliott

LARGEST SIZE: Special price on Duke variety - just $25 (Reg. $40)

EARLY SEASON RIPENING BLUEBERRIES

$10 EARLIBLUE (Only a few available)

$10 REKA blueberries are one of the earliest to ripen varieties. Their dark blue berries have a rich sweet flavor and pleasing aroma. Reka bushes mature 4 to 6 feet high, producing plentiful yields of medium size berries. Bushes are fast growing, vigorous, and adaptable – even growing in clay or sandy soil. Vaccinium corymbosum “Reka’ USDA zones 4 – 7

$20 PATRIOT is the largest early season blueberry, with ripe fruit starting in June. It is juicy, sweet - freezing exceptionally well and outstanding for baking and preserving. (Delicious eaten fresh too!) A bush may have 10 to 20 pounds of berries, and the bush is pest and disease resistant. Patriot blueberry bushes fit well into small backyard landscapes. They are also excellent for planting in containers on a patio or deck. Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Patriot’ USDA Zones 3 – 7 Hardy to -30˚F.

EARLY TO MID SEASON RIPENING

$20 & $25 DUKE An extra-large sweet blueberry, Duke has great flavor and keeps well. The light-blue berries usually ripen starting mid to late June through July. Bushes have strong upright growth 4 to 6 feet tall. They are extremely cold-hardy, blooming late but ripening berries early, thus protecting buds from unwelcome spring frosts. Duke is the most widely planted early-ripening blueberry variety because it is such a consistent producer of abundant quality harvests. Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Duke’ USDA Zones 4 - 7 Hardy to -20˚F

MID SEASON RIPENING

$20 BURGUNDY DWARF (A North American Native blueberry bush) If you think you have no room for a blueberry, you do with the Burgundy Blueberry! Compact (about 18 inches high) but productive, this variety from Maine can yield several pounds of ‘classic tasting’ blueberries each season. Perfect for a balcony, patio, deck, or as a decorative low border that will also provide delicious fruit!

$20 BLUECROP A favorite for backyard gardens, Bluecrop’s light-blue berries are large, sweet, mild, and firm, ripening in July. Bushes are known for large clusters of berries and high yields of 10 to 20 pounds per bush. Attractive Bluecrop bushes have open upright growth 4 – 6 feet tall with fiery red foliage in fall. The hardy Bluecrop is disease-resistant and one of our most requested blueberry varieties. Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Bluecrop’ USDA Zones 4 – 8 Hardy to -20˚F

$20 BLUERAY produces a large, sweet, firm, dark-blue berry of exceptional quality, recognized to have more antioxidants than other varieties. Blueray berries have a “vibrant flavor” - they ripen in July with harvest going on for many weeks. The bush is vigorous, productive, and winter-hardy. Blueray bushes mature at about 4 to 6 feet, making the berries easy to pick. Vaccinium corymbosum “Blueray’ USDA Zone 4 – 9 Hardy to -20˚F

MID TO LATE SEASON RIPENING

$10 LIBERTY Sweet, flavorful sky-blue berries detach easily, so it is fast and effortless for young and old to pick. Popular choice for home gardeners because of its high yields of berries and their excellent quality. The juicy medium-large berries are excellent for fresh eating, baked goods, preserves and freezing. They keep very well in the refrigerator due to a firm texture. The Liberty Blueberry bush is fast growing and may reach 6 feet or more, giving you a bumper crop of berries!

$10 & $20 LEGACY produces sweet, aromatic fruit for an extended period in mid-summer, usually late July to August. It is especially known for the super-sweetness and unique taste of its large berries. Legacy has high yields and its large firm berries store well. Legacy is known for its adaptability and reliability. Bushes are vigorous and upright, maturing at about 6 to 7 feet tall. People say they get so many berries that one Legacy is actually like having 1½ bushes! Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Legacy’ USDA Zones 5 - 9 Hardy to -10˚F

$10 & $20 CHANDLER produces exceptionally large and sweet berries - named the “World’s Largest Blueberry.” They are delicious fresh, but also excellent for baking. Chandler has an extended ripening season from July through August (4 to 6 weeks) and consistently high yields. The attractive bush is robust, disease and pest resistant, maturing 5 - 6 feet tall. It is our most popular blueberry variety. Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Chandler’ USDA Zone 4 – 8 Hardy to -20˚F

LATE SEASON RIPENING

$10 PINK LEMONADE is one of the last ripened blueberries of the year, usually late August to September. They are rosy-colored, glossy, firm, juicy, and mildly sweet, named because of a slight lemony tang. Berries are a vibrant addition to desserts, syrups, toppings, pies, and an appealing contrast mixed with traditional blueberries in fruit salad or muffins. The sturdy upright bush stays about 5 feet tall. Vaccinium ‘pink lemonade’ USDA Zone 4 – 8

$20 ELLIOTT is especially welcome as it ripens at the end of August and into the fall. The light blue berries are said to be sweet with a little “blueberry tang” to them. The firm fruit will last a week in the refrigerator and it has excellent freezing quality. The 4 – 6 foot tall upright growth of this low-maintenance bush typically produces 15 to 25 pounds of delicious fresh berries for weeks after other varieties have stopped. Vaccinium ‘Elliottii’ USDA Zones 5 – 8 Hardy to -10˚F