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Saskatoon Blueberry
Saskatoon Blueberry
Hardy in the Far North

  (4 customer reviews)

Not a true blueberry, but it tastes like one and doesn't need acid soil to thrive. Produces a huge July crop. Grows 15-20 feet tall.
Self-pollinating.

Many of the fruits are native species that grow wild in various parts of the country. They are very adaptable and generally carefree. A few are delicious when eaten fresh; others make excellent desserts and wines.

Zones: 3-8.
Bareroot.

Buying Options
Saskatoon Blueberry - 12-18 Inches
08511 - For each offer ordered, get 2 plants.
Price: 1 - $11.95
2 or more - $10.95
Quantity:
Saskatoon Blueberry - 18-24 Inches
08510 - For each offer ordered, get 2 plants.
Price: 1 - $16.95
2 or more - $15.95
Quantity:
Product Details
Zones: 2 - 7 (-50° F.)
Height: Up to 15 feet
Spacing: 3-4 ft
Depth: Plant stain on trunk at soil furface
Spread: Up to 15 feet
Sun/Shade: Full sun to partial sun
Pollinator: Self-pollinating
Color: White
Foliage: Gray green; multi-stemmed, turns yellow to red in fall
Blooms: Spring
Fruit: Sweet 1 inch round black berries
Comments: Usually black fruit but ranges from cream to red and black. High in Vitamin C. Called 'Saskatoon Blueberry' in Gurney's and 'Shadblow Serviceberry' in Field's. NO POLLINATOR IS REQUIRED, YET FOR HIGHER FRUIT YIELDS, PLANT 2 OR MORE PLANTS. TYPICALLY DOES NOT REQUIRE PRUNING. IF NEEDED, PRUNE AFTER THE FRUIT HAS SET OR AFTER HARVEST.
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Saskatoon Blueberry Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK BC GU HI PR

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 -  Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Great Looking Plants
Reviewed By: Tom Ashton (Wellsville, Utah)
I have tried traditional blueberries for the past two years. I cannot seem to get the pH right so I am trying Saskatoons or as they are known here, serviceberries. They are native to our area and should do great. I received my plants today from Gurneys. They were bigger than expected, properly packaged, and sweated out in transit. Buds have broken and they are ready to plant. They look just great. I am really pleased with what I received.

 -  Monday, February 04, 2008
great berries
Reviewed By: Mary michael (Livingston, MT)
I had a volunteer bush grow with some aspen transplants I took from the ranch to the city. Not knowing what the twig was that was coming up next to the aspen, for two years I mowed it down. I finally let it grow and it was a Saskatoon or Juneberry bush. Beautiful flowers in spring, wonderful berries in summer. I enjoyed it for two years until my daughters dog chewed it off and it never came back! For sure I am buying more, but the dog is not getting near these.

 -  Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Juneberry Heaven
Reviewed By: Teresa Sink (Galt, California)
If you've ever enjoyed Juneberry Jam in the Dakotas, this is the same berry! I used to live in North Dakota and really missed eating the Juneberries that seem to grow everywhere there. I was THRILLED to find the plants at Gurneys. Now I can enjoy them here in California... I just cant wait to get them and plant them! Thanks Gurneys!


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