Blueberry Bushes for Sale

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Blueberry plants are super fun to grow,  easy to care for, low maintenance plants that bring you delicious berries year after year if taken care of. Our selection of Blueberry Bushes for sale includes several varieties to choose from and a selection of 3 different varieties for best cross pollination. You need 3 or more varieties of blueberry plants to produce ample berries during the growing season.  

Blueberry plants produce dainty pink and white flowers that eventually turn into big, round blue berries. They ripen in early summer to late summer and if multiple varieties are planted, you can expect to get berries all summer long! 

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What Are The Different Types of Blueberry Bushes You Should Plant?

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  • Blueberries are divided into four main categories: Rabbiteye, Northern Highbush, Southern Highbush, and Northern Lowbush. The best variety for your garden depends on your USDA growing zone and the number of winter chill hours your area receives.

  • Rabbiteye Blueberries like Tifblue Blueberry & Beckyblue Blueberry are best suited for warm southern climates. These varieties require at least two different Rabbiteye varieties for cross-pollination and optimal fruit production. The Brightwell Blueberry Bush is also well adapted to southern climates and is self-pollinating, though planting it alongside other Rabbiteye varieties will significantly increase berry production.
  • Northern Highbush Blueberries, including  Elliot Blueberry, Duke Blueberry Bush, Chandler Blueberry, thrive in cooler northern climates where they receive the higher number of chill hours needed for reliable flowering and fruit production.
  • Southern Highbush Blueberries, like the Rebel Blueberry, combine the large fruit of Northern Highbush varieties with the low chill requirements needed to flourish in the southern United States.
  • Northern Lowbush Blueberries, such as the Top Hat Blueberry, are compact, cold-hardy plants perfect for containers, patios, and small gardens. Their naturally dwarf size makes them an excellent ornamental edible, while still producing delicious berries in cooler climates with adequate winter chill.

This blog on the differences between blueberry bushes will highlight other key distinctions. 

How to Care for Blueberry Bushes You Purchased

Caring for and planting blueberry bushes is easy when you know how to grow them. Since blueberry plants like acidic soil,  test the pH level of your soil and add peat moss if your soil isn’t acidic enough.

bee pollinated blueberry bush flowerBlueberry bushes and plants prefer full sun and a regular watering schedule, especially during those hot spring and summer months when the berries are forming.  If you think about how much sun a blueberry bush needs, the best place to plant blueberry bushes is in full sun to partial shade that receives 4-6 hours of sunlight. 

Blueberry plants can live in USDA zones 4-9 depending on the variety. Fertilize your blueberry plant In early spring to help increase its growth in the growing season. We have a specially formulated Liquid Blueberry Fertilizer to help these beauties grow!

Check out the Blueberry Plant Grow Guide for more information on planting and growing your new blueberry plants.

Can Blueberries Grow in Containers?

You can absolutely grow blueberries in containers on your porch or as a patio fruit. They grow best in larger containers and in an appropriate place, considering the sun and weather. Full sun is needed to produce fruit. If you have a small yard or no yard at all, don't fret. You can grow blueberries almost anywhere!

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