Potted Blueberry Bushes- 1 Gallon
Huron Blueberry
This variety was selected in Michigan and is another fine cultivar that exhibits qualities, especially for northern climates. It is compact, maturing to around 4 feet tall. It is tolerant to winter cold down to minus 25F. Berries range from medium to large size, with a deep, dark blue color and excellent firmness. Huron’s berries are sweet when fully ripe on the bush. Fruit can be picked over 3 weeks. Huron is the first early-season berry, and the bush is upright and bushy.
Zones 4-7.
Bonus Blueberry
Named because of its very high yields and extra-large fruit. A mature bush will produce 8-12 pounds per year. Extra-large berries (only approximately 100 berries per pound) are very sweet. Each bush matures at 5-6 feet in height. The size and flavor of the berries on Bonus make it a great cultivar for exhibition or fresh-market sales at farmer's markets. Harvest is Mid-late season.
Zones 5-8.
Legacy Blueberry
Legacy is a release from the USDA Blueberry Research Station in New Jersey. It keeps many of its leaves through mild winters, offering a very different look in the landscape because Foliage turns crimson in colder climates. Legacy is both a vigorous grower and heavy producer, rated as one of the best-flavored varieties in USDA trials.
