The Northland Northern Highbush blueberry plant is a Northern Highbush fruiting early to mid-season. Northern High Bush blueberries require 800-1000 chill hours to set fruit.

Blueberries require acid soil with high organic matter content. Good drainage is essential as blueberries’ shallow fibrous roots are easily starved for oxygen. However, blueberries are not tolerant of drought conditions and need to be kept moist. They will produce best in a sunny location. Three types of blueberries can be grown in Iowa (or Vermont); Highbush, Half-high and Lowbush. Plant multiple cultivars (cultivated varieties) within 5 feet of each other. Even though blueberry cultivars are self fertile, cross-pollination produces larger berries. Cultivars ripen at different times so you can lengthen the harvest season by planting a selection.

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1 Northland Northern High Bush Blueberry, 1 gallon SIZED PLANT Ship Bare Root 10" to 12" in size! -Buy 3 Sets & Get 1 Free-2 year old plant