This delightful assortment of blueberry cultivars presents a wonderful opportunity for gardeners to explore a diverse range of blueberry varieties, spanning early, mid, and late-season fruiting. This mix is perfect for those who wish to enjoy a continuous harvest throughout the summer months, while also adding ornamental appeal to their gardens. With an array of flavors and sizes, these blueberries not only satisfy the palate but also enhance the visual interest of any garden space.
Each plant in this collection has been carefully chosen for its resilience and adaptability to the UK climate, ensuring that they thrive in various conditions. The berries produced exhibit a range of characteristics, including differences in size, flavor, sweetness, and yield, making it an exciting experience for any gardener. While all the plants are self-fertile, encouraging cross-pollination among the different types can significantly boost fruit production, leading to a more bountiful harvest.
These blueberry plants are versatile, thriving in containers or in acidic soil when planted directly in the ground. They require ericaceous compost and benefit from consistent watering, preferably with rainwater or soft tap water. To maintain their health and productivity, annual pruning is recommended, along with a spring mulch of pine needles or bark to retain moisture and nutrients. Hardy enough to withstand typical winter conditions in most parts of the UK, these plants produce delicious, richly flavored fruits from June to September, while also showcasing stunning autumn foliage that attracts pollinating insects, making them a valuable addition to any garden.
To provide you with such a great price, we are unable to accept orders for specific varieties. However, rest assured that whatever we send your way, you will be pleased with your plants. Height: 150 cm (59 in) Spread: 150 cm (59 in)
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Growing Information
Blueberries require a well drained, acid soil in a sunny or semi shaded position. In areas where acid soil does not naturally occur, grow blueberry plants in patio containers using a mix of ericaceous compost and John Innes No. 3.
