Dwarf Northblue Blueberry

Big Yields with Dwarf Form

(6 customer reviews)

Looking for a smaller bush with bigger berries? Dwarf Northblue is the blueberry for you! Slightly larger than Tophat and Northsky, growing 2-3 ft. tall, it will produce 3- 7 lbs. of sweet, juicy fruit per mature bush. Dusky blue fruit has a delicious wild flavor, but is larger in size than most dwarf blueberries. Tough and cold hardy, withstanding temps of -35°F, Dwarf Northblue is a good choice for container, garden or landscape, with a loose open habit and red to burgundy fall color. Ripens mid June.
Potted Plant.
Zones 3-7.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 7 (- 30 F.)
Height: 20 - 30 inches
Spacing: 2- 3 feet
Depth: plant at the same depth as in the nursery
Spread: 24 inches
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: Self - pollinating, better yield with other varieties
Yield: 2 - 5 pounds
Color: white
Foliage: Large,glossy,dark green.Turns crimson in Fall
Blooms: May
Fruit: Fruit dark blue, large and attractive with a good blueberry flavor and a pleasing sugar to acid ratio.

Comments: Vary hardy cultivar. Takes temps as low as -35 degrees F.Half - high or dwarf blueberry. Cross between V. Corymbosum and V . Aurgustifolium. Sweet wild blueberry flavor that is superior to most cultivars. Stores well with refrigeration., Self-pollinating but yields better when planted with another variety.
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- Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Dwarf Northblue Blueberry
Reviewed By: Jill (Keizer, OR)
This plant was rather small & whimpy looking, but 6 months later...you'd never know it! It grew fast, filled out beautifully, produced some tasty blueberries and was draught hardy! It's been amazing!

- Sunday, May 17, 2009
Excellent plants
Reviewed By: Barbara Kane (Sugar Grove, PA)
Strong plants--arrived as sticks but they started leafing out right after I planted them. It's been less than a month & there are a few blossoms. I can't wait until I have blueberries next year!

- Friday, May 09, 2008
Excellent plants
Reviewed By: Brent (Marshall, IL)
I got the plants in early april. It was just roots with two branches and a few blooms more or less. I was skeptical whether it would survive. I planted it and trimmed the blooms off and now a month later it is growing like crazy. Can't wait till it starts producing but will be a while still has alot of growing to do but definately worth the cost and time.

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