Description
- Tolerates sun and shade, poor dry acidic soils. Spreads over large areas in time producing those delicious sweet blueberries. Early spring flowering provides reliable food for pollinators. Give this one a little while to get going; I think that it relies extensively on mycorrhizal associations, and these relationships can take time to develop. NOT grown from seed. This species is most often propagated using rhizome pieces.Grows no taller than a 1 or 2 tall at the most. Please note that this can be a tough plant to get started. Sets fruit in early July.
-1 gallon pot size; $25 each.
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