One of the earliest northern highbush blueberries. Fruits begin ripening in late June. Berries are light blue, medium-to-large size, sweet and juicy. Leaves are glossy green in summer turning red in fall. An excellent ornamental plant that provides delicious berries and wonderful fall color. Earliblue is a self pollinator and does not need another blueberry plant to grow and provide fruit. A blueberry for hardines zones 5 - 8.

　　- Botanical Name : Vaccinium corymbosum 'Earliblue'

　　- Blueberry plants make a great addition to your home garden, landscape or orchard

　　- Blueberries are high in antioxidants and provide many nutritional benefits

　　- Light blue, sweet and juicy berries

　　- Early season variety for fruit picking

　　- Plant with mid (Blueray) and late (Jersey) season varieties for 3 months of fruit picking

　　- Grow in acidic, well-drained soil (blueberries grow well where rhododendrons and azaleas grow)

　　- Provide at least 6 hours of sun a day

　　- Apply an acid fertilizer (such as a rhododendron or azalea fertilizer) in early spring

　　- Apply 2 - 4 inches of mulch around plantings to conserve moisture and protect roots

　　- Easy-to-plant size

　　- Container grown plants provide virtually no transplant shock compared to bare root plants

　　- A blueberry for hardiness zones 5 -8