Bluecrop Blueberry Live Plant, 1 Gallon Potted Northern Highbush, Large Sweet Berries, Self Pollinating Fruit Bush, Cold Hardy
Bluecrop Blueberry Live Plant, 1 Gallon Potted Northern Highbush, Large Sweet Berries, Self Pollinating Fruit Bush, Cold Hardy
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Grow delicious, large blueberries in your home garden with Bluecrop Northern Highbush Blueberry! A popular commercial variety, Bluecrop is valued for its excellent berry flavor, firm fruit, and high yields.
Beyond its delicious harvest, this attractive blueberry bush adds seasonal beauty to the landscape with spring flowers, dark green summer foliage, and colorful fall leaves.
š« Why Grow Bluecrop Blueberries?
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Large, Firm Berries: Produces large blueberries with excellent flavor.
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High Yields: A productive variety popular with commercial growers.
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Early-to-Midseason Harvest: Enjoy blueberries during the early-to-midseason harvest period.
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Self-Pollinating: One plant can produce fruit, although planting another blueberry variety nearby can improve berry production.
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Four-Season Garden Interest: Spring flowers, dark green summer foliage, and beautiful fall color.
š± Plant Details
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Variety: Bluecrop
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Type: Northern Highbush Blueberry
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Botanical Group: Vaccinium corymbosum
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USDA Hardiness Zones: 4ā8
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Harvest Season: Early to midseason
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Fruit: Large, firm berries with excellent flavor
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Pollination: Self-pollinating; a second compatible variety is recommended for a potentially larger harvest
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Container: 1-gallon pot
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Shipping Preparation: Dormant plants pruned to approximately 18 inches
š Plant Size and Seasonal Appearance
These blueberry plants were approximately 2ā3 feet tall this fall. They have since been pruned to about 18 inches to encourage branching.
Plants ship fully rooted in soil in their 1-gallon containers.
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Fall and Winter: Plants ship dormant without leaves. This is a normal seasonal stage.
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Spring and Summer: Plants ship with leaves when in active growth.
The listing photo shows the plants as they appeared last spring. Your plant's appearance may vary with the season.
āļø Cold-Hardy Northern Blueberries
Northern Highbush blueberries are well suited to cooler northern climates. Bluecrop is listed for USDA Zones 4ā8.
These plants also make attractive landscape shrubs, combining edible fruit production with spring flowers, summer foliage, and fall color.
šæ Pollination Tip
Bluecrop is self-pollinating, so you can grow a single plant. However, planting two different compatible blueberry varieties with overlapping bloom times nearby can improve pollination and increase berry production.
š¦ What You Will Receive
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One Bluecrop Northern Highbush Blueberry plant
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Fully rooted in soil
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Shipped in a 1-gallon container
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Dormant and pruned to approximately 18 inches during fall and winter shipping
š Shipping Information
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Free shipping to most locations.
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A freight surcharge applies to Alaska, Hawaii, APO addresses, U.S. territories, and locations considered remote.
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Plants ship dormant without leaves in fall and winter, and with leaves in spring and summer.
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Orders may be held when temperatures are above 89°F or below 20°F to help protect plants during transit.
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Please enter your preferred ship date in the Special Instructions to Seller box at checkout.
š± Nursery Quality
Plants are described by the grower as disease-free and state-inspected. Every plant is inspected for quality before shipment.
Shipping damage is uncommon. If your plant arrives damaged, please contact us promptly and include photos of the package and plant so we can help resolve the issue.
Bring home Bluecrop blueberry for a productive fruit garden and beautiful seasonal landscape interest!
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