Dwarf Tophat Blueberry | Blueberry Plants from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

Dwarf Tophat Blueberry

Great for Patio Planting

(39 customer reviews)

Productive choice for container growing. Just 1-1/2 ft. tall, these little beauties have a lovely, compact mounded shape which is loaded with white blossoms in the spring and red foliage in the fall. In late August you’ll be rewarded with hundreds of firm, flavorful dusky blue fruits with wild blueberry flavor. No pollinator needed. Potted Plant.
Zones 3-7.
Not available in CA.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 8 (-30° F.)
Height: 16-24 inches
Spacing: 1-2 feet
Depth: plant at the same depth as in the nursery
Spread: 12-24 inches
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Yield: 2 - 5 pounds
Color: White
Foliage: Crimson in the Fall
Blooms: May
Fruit: Small, firm, sweet, bright light blue berries

Comments: Lowbush variety; primarily ornamental. Bush matures in 3-4 years. Completely covered with white, bell shaped flowers. Lasting for several weeks. Berries can be harvested for several weeks. Can be trained as Bonsai specimen.
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Dwarf Tophat Blueberry Ships In Both Spring And Fall
Unable to ship to: AE AK CA GU HI PR

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- Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Dwarf Tophat Blueberry
Reviewed By: Jill (Keizer, OR)
I bought this plant about 5 years ago. It has survived every type of weather predicament still produces a bounty in the summer. The berries are large, sweet & plentiful. Great patio plant!

- Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Outstanding
Reviewed By: Gerry (Wantagh, New York)
I bought two plants three years ago.I left them out all year long .As soon as they start to bud,I added coffee grinds to make the soil acidic, I now have a ton of blueberries every year!

- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Tophat/Northblue
Reviewed By: Ruth (Overland Park, KS)
I purchased two Tophat and two Northblue bushes in the spring of '07. They didn't do much of anything the first year. I took a chance and wintered them over in the garage the 1st winter. The 2nd summer they grew a lot but did not bloom. I wintered them in the garage again. This past spring they all produced a ton of blooms. I took them all off. I'm now hoping they will do ok this winter as I'm looking forward to lots of blueberries next summer!

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