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Blueberries
£8.50
Productive & ornamental, need a moist, acid soil. Self-fertile
but crop better if at least two varieties are planted together.
Mature bush height is about 1.5 to 2 metres for most varieties,
unless stated otherwise.
Harvest times will vary with region and growing season.
| Bluecrop |
Mid. High yield, good flavour, large berries, good
autumn colour, best all rounder. Picks over a 5 weeks,
July to Mid-September.
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| Bluetta |
Early, medium sized light blue berries, compact spreading bush.
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| Duke |
Late flowering/early ripening, flavour improved if
left a few days after harvest. Picks over about 4 weeks
between from Mid-June and August.
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| Jersey |
Late season, small/medium berries, excellent
flavour, upright spreading bush. |
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Sunshine Blue
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Small bush, up to 1 metre high and wide, evergreen, easily
grown, suits a wide range of climates and soil types,
good for containers, well flavoured fruit.
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Bilberry
Native berry
for acid soils, high altitude and open woods. £10.00 & £3.00
Wild
Cranberry Vaccinium
oxycoccos Native prostrate creeping shrub for damp
acid soils. Edible red berries. £3.00
LINGONBERRY / COWBERRY Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Native heathland berry, popular in Scandinavia for preserves,
needs a damp, acid soil and stands semi-shade. £10.00
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