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Sunshine Blue Blueberry - Raintree Nursery

Sunshine Blue Blueberry

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$24.99 - $24.99
$24.99
$24.99 - $24.99
$24.99
SKU E285

Vaccinium x 'Sunshine Blue'

If you want a pot of blueberries, this one's for you! This Southern Highbush variety is a unique evergreen selection with attractive year-round foliage and hot pink spring flowers. This mounding bush grows 3-4 feet tall and wide, and produces up to ten pounds of delicious, light blue, medium-sized berries. They ripen over a very long season, starting midseason and finishing late. One of the few highbush blueberries we recommend for growing in pots!

Hardiness to 0 degrees F, a very low chilling requirement of only 150 chilling hours and a tolerance for higher pH soils (up to 5.5 ph), makes this a perfect choice for gardeners in the Pacific Northwest, the South or in California.

USDA Zone: 7-10

Mature Height:  3.5' (Medium)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Midseason - Late season/August - September

Pollination: Partially Self Fertile

Read our Blueberry Growing Guide

 

Size: 1 Gallon Pot
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  • Are they available now?

    They are available for pickup at the nursery by appointment and probably for fall shipping later this year.

Customer Reviews

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Bernie
Great Service

I was pleased with how quickly I received my order and was also very pleased with the quality of the of the blueberry plants.

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Kevin L.
Sunshine Blueberry

Perfect! Like always your stock is best in the west. I purchased six blueberry plants so far and they surpass my expectations. Thanks to you and your grower’s! I will order again. Blessings

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Jacob H.
Sad Sunshine

A bit root bound but the real problem was shipment. The box had broken nearly in half which snapped the thicker branches of the plant. Leaves have all but dropped, but I am hoping the roots take.