This Southern highbush type is a relatively new cultivar, developed at Mississippi State University. And it’s great for low-chill or even no-chill environments. That’s right – even if you li… Ver más

The most popular variety in the world! An upright, open growing, spreading Northern Highbush variety, you can expect ‘Bluecrop’ to grow at a medium speed, with a mature height aroun… Ver más

With sweet, light blue berries that begin to ripen in early to mid-July, this Northern Highbush cultivar is known as a great type to plant with other highbush types for cross-pollination. … Ver más

This is one of the larger cultivars, growing to a max height of eight to 10 feet with an almost equal spread, and large berries. A rabbiteye type, meaning it has berries that change in sh… Ver más

This Northern Highbush variety is known for the sweetness and excellent taste of its large berries, according to the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station of the USDA. Leav… Ver más