Top Shelf Blueberry

Hello I apologize for how ignorant this question may be but I am attempting to purchase blueberry "seedlings" for a friend as a gift. I am unclear on the differences between seeds vs. seedlings or seedlings vs. plants. Can you please share a little information to ensure I am making the right order? Appreciate the help in advance.

A "seedling" is a common term for a small plant, as opposed to a "sapling" which is older, regardless if it is grown from seed or not. When grown from seed many plants show characteristics from of both the parent plants, much like anything else does (plants, animals, etc.), so to maintain a "true" variety propagation is done via grafting, or using cuttings to functionally clone the plant. For this reason, blueberries are propagated via cuttings to ensure the plant maintains the qualities that have been selected for. The blueberries we carry are often in the 2-year old range, which would make them seedlings for the purposes of your project. Everyone starts learning at the beginning, we hope this helps!