hanging blueberry plant Bluecrop Highbush Blueberry | #3 container / QTY of 12 | | each | | Ships in

hanging blueberry plant Bluecrop Highbush Blueberry | #3 container / QTY of 12 | | each | | Ships inA classic highbush blueberry celebrated for its abundant harvest, sweet flavor, and fiery fall color that brightens every garden FEATURES: Sold in bundles Known as one of the most productive and flavorful varieties In May, white bell shaped flowers will bloom, attracting the bees Following the blooms, the berries begin to emerge and are ready for harvest in mid summer Berries are wonderful in jams and jellies, baking or eating fresh off the plant Self

A classic highbush blueberry celebrated for its abundant harvest, sweet flavor, and fiery fall color that brightens every garden

FEATURES:

• Sold in bundles
• Known as one of the most productive and flavorful varieties 
• In May, white bell-shaped flowers will bloom, attracting the bees 
• Following the blooms, the berries begin to emerge and are ready for harvest in mid-summer 
• Berries are wonderful in jams and jellies, baking or eating fresh off the plant
  
• Self-pollinating but when planted with others, will yield a larger harvest
• Dark green leaves turn bright shades of red come fall
• Hand-selected, Fresh from our Grower
  
• Due to federal and state laws, we are unable to ship to: GA, MI

Bower & Branch Landscape Design Tip

Plant Bluecrop in full sun with rich, well-drained acidic soil. If your soil is not naturally acidic, amend it with peat moss or a soil mix formulated for azaleas and rhododendrons. Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during flowering and fruiting. Apply mulch to help retain moisture and protect the roots. Prune lightly in late winter to remove old or weak branches and encourage new growth. While Bluecrop is self-pollinating, planting it near another blueberry variety can increase yields and improve fruit size. Its versatility and beauty make it a must-have for every home orchard.