Early ripening variety: Enjoy fresh blueberries sooner in the season for extended harvest enjoyment
Self-fertile: No need for additional blueberry bushes to ensure abundant fruit
Cold hardy and heat resistant: Thrives in a wide range of climates, including mild and temperate regions
Low maintenance: Requires minimal care and is suitable for containers or gardens
Produces robust, sweet-tart berries: Medium-sized berries with a long harvest season from March to September
Summarized by Shop
Blueberries are handsome upright, dense, deciduous shrubs with arching shoots and elliptical leaves that emerge bronze, mature to dark green, and change to yellow or red in autumn. Tiny, white, urn-shaped flowers are followed by edible, sweet blue-black berries in mid- to late-spring. Shrubs can be used for hedges or borders. 'Sharpblue'
Plant Type
Deciduous shrub
Berry Size
Medium
Harvest Season
March to September
Sunlight Requirement
Full sun or partial shade
Soil Preference
Slightly acidic; tolerates alkaline soils with ammonium sulfate
Fertilization
Use acidic azalea-type fertilizer; compost and bone meal recommended