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Blueberry Berkeley

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$22.45 $16.84 ea.

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Said by some to have the largest blueberries of them all, "Berkeley" is famous for it's beautiful white flowers which are tinged with pink, and berries in pale powder blue. This hybrid is a "northern highbush" variety and grows to about 6 feet. It's a favorite in California and the Pacific Northwest, but is hardy anwhere in cold areas through Zone 4.

Botanical Name: Vaccinium

Common Name: Blueberry

Type: High-bush hybrid, 2 year old plants

Height: 48-72" tall

Spread/Width: 60-96" wide

Flower: White sometimes pink tinged flowers appear in early summer. Flowers are followed by round deep blue blueberries which ripen in mid to late summer.

Sun/Shade: Full sun

Soil Preferences: Choose a well drained loose textured soil with a pH of 4.5 to 5.5. Blueberries love very acidic soil with good surface drainage.

Variety: Berkeley

Advantages: Large sweet berries

Used For: Eating, baked goods, fruit salad & jam

Zones: 4-8

How To Grow It: Plant early in spring spaced 4’ apart in rows 10’ apart. Spread roots out in a downward direction in your hole leaving the main trunk above the soil. Water thoroughly. AFTER CARE: Annual pruning to remove the small branches near the base of the plant and any dead or injured branches is recommended. This promotes an upright vigorous bush that produces larger berries that tend to ripen faster.


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