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A Northern Highbush Blueberry selected for disease-resistance and high yield. Insignificant cream-coloured blooms attract pollinators in spring. High yields of large, crisp, sweet berries ripen mid-season. Highly productive and recommended for self-picking. Red-yellow fall colour provides multi-season interest. Requires cross-pollination.
| • | Attracts Birds |
| • | Medium |
| • | Spring |
| • | Green |
| • | Herbal garden |
| • | Container Plants |
Blueberry plants grow best in a well-drained, acidic moist soil, in full sun or partial shade. Most varieties require cross-pollination from another cultivar, but even for self-pollinating varieties fruit size and yield is improved by cross-pollination. After fruiting, prune out any branches more than 3 years old, to ensure subsequent fruit production.