Hardiness Zone 10
Thriving Berry Plants for Hardiness Zone 10
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Mother of Millions- Kalanchoe subgenus Bryophyllum delagoensis
$1.99 - $10.00Mother of Millions (Kalanchoe subgenus Bryophyllum delagoensis), also known as the chandelier plant, is a hardy, fast-growing succulent from Madagascar. It produces lots of plantlets on the leaf margin, these eventually drop off and...$1.99 - $10.00 -
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USDA-Spiers Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99USDA-Spiers Rabbiteye Blueberry ‘USDA-Spiers’ is an early-ripening rabbiteye blueberry cultivar bred for exceptional performance in the southeastern U.S. Ideal for growers targeting the fresh berry market, this variety produces...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
Flordia Rose Rabbiteye Blueberry
$24.99A relatively new introduction from the Southeast, Florida Rose is a spectacular selection of the Rabbiteye blueberry with bright pink to rose-colored fruits, larger than Pink Lemonade and ripen in a wide range of colors. Florida Rose bears heavy crops,...$24.99 -
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Southern Home Muscadine
Now: $19.99Was: $24.99'Southern Home' is a bunch and muscadine cross form the University of Florida. 'Southern Home' is considered the best muscadine for the home garden due to its ornate foliage and pleasant flavored fruit. The unique oak-shaped leaves are highly...Now: $19.99Was: $24.99 -
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Delicious Muscadine
Now: $19.99Was: $24.99The 'Delicious' muscadine grape cultivar was breed by Dr. Dennis J. Gray at the University of Florida. 'Delicious' ripens early, produces high yields, large black berries, and is diseases-resistant. The fruit remarkable ripens 2-3 weeks earlier than most...Now: $19.99Was: $24.99 -
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Alachua Muscadine
Now: $19.99Was: $24.99Muscadine 'Alachua' is a self-fertile cross from the University of Florida. It ripens very uniformly and has a good dry stem scar. 'Alachua' has characteristics that make it mechanically harvestable. It is resistant to Pierce's disease (PD). 'Alachua' is...Now: $19.99Was: $24.99 -
Sweetcrisp Blueberry
$24.99'Sweetcrisp' is an early-mid season southern blueberry. It needs 200-300 chill hours. 'Sweetcrisp' is a highly vigorous bush with excellent field survival. Its berries are unusually firm, crisp, and sweet. The berries are medium to large, medium dark,...$24.99 -
Snowchaser Blueberry
$24.99'Snowchaser' is a very early season Southern blueberry. It is highly vigorous but susceptible to stem blight. Berries are medium in size, light blue, with good scar and firmness. 'Snowchaser' is a specialty variety for very early markets. Zone:...$24.99 -
Sunshine Blue Blueberry
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Brightwell Rabbiteye Blueberry
$19.99 - $39.99Brightwell (Vaccinium ashei Reade) was released in Georgia in 1983. Early-mid season. It has a reported chilling requirement of 350-400 hours but bloom date occurs with most 500-550 hour cultivars. Brightwell has been one of...$19.99 - $39.99
Gardening in Hardiness Zone 10 offers the unique advantage of a nearly year-round growing season, but it requires selecting berry varieties specifically bred to tolerate subtropical heat and low chill hours. At Berries Unlimited, we specialize in Southern Highbush Blueberries and heat-tolerant cane berries that thrive where traditional varieties would fail. Our Zone 10 collection features evergreen and semi-evergreen bushes like 'Sunshine Blue' and 'Jewel', which deliver sweet, firm fruit without requiring a deep winter freeze. Whether you are establishing a backyard orchard or planting in containers on a patio, these varieties are selected for their vigor, disease resistance, and ability to produce abundant harvests in warm climates.
Collection Highlights
| Variety/Type | Harvest Season | Flavor/Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Sunshine Blue Blueberry | Semi-dwarf, evergreen bush with pink flowers. | Perfect for containers and ornamental use. |
| Jewel Blueberry | Vigorous grower producing large, tart-sweet berries. | High yields and early harvest. |
| Pink Lemonade Blueberry | Hybrid variety producing unique, sweet pink fruit. | Heat tolerant with distinct flavor. |
| Emerald Blueberry | Spreading bush requiring very low chill hours. | Produces some of the largest berries available. |
Growing Information
| Specification | Range in Collection |
|---|---|
| Chill Hour Requirement | 150 - 300 Hours |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | Zone 10 (Heat Tolerant) |
| Soil pH Preference | 4.5 - 5.5 (Acidic) |
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun to Partial Shade |
Who Is This Collection For?
- Container Gardening: Ideal for Zone 10 growers to control soil pH and moisture levels easily.
- Edible Landscaping: Evergreen varieties like Sunshine Blue provide year-round foliage and seasonal fruit.
- Warm Climate Orchards: Commercial-grade varieties bred for low-chill environments ensure consistent production.
Top Performers in this Category
- Sunshine Blue Blueberry - A self-pollinating, low-chill variety that remains evergreen in Zone 10.
- Pink Lemonade Blueberry - Heat-tolerant hybrid producing sweet, pink berries perfect for fresh eating.
- Jewel Blueberry - A leading Southern Highbush variety known for its adaptability and large fruit.
- Emerald Blueberry - Highly productive variety requiring very few chill hours, ideal for the deep south.
You May Also Like
- Southern Blueberries - Varieties specifically bred for lower chill hours and heat tolerance.
- Figs and Muscadines - Other heat-loving fruit options suitable for Zone 10 gardens.
- Soil Moisturizer - Essential for maintaining moisture in hot, sandy Zone 10 soils.
- Bird Supplies - Protect your harvest from local wildlife.
Achieving a bountiful harvest in Zone 10 is all about choosing the right genetics and managing your soil. By selecting our specialized Southern Highbush varieties and maintaining the necessary acidity, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown berries even in the hottest climates. Explore our selection today to find the perfect low-chill plants for your garden.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I grow blueberries in Zone 10?
A: Yes, but you must choose 'Southern Highbush' varieties. These are bred to tolerate heat and require very low chill hours (often under 300 hours) to set fruit, unlike their Northern counterparts.
Q: What are chill hours and why do they matter for Zone 10?
A: Chill hours are the number of hours between 32°F and 45°F a plant needs during winter to break dormancy. In Zone 10, you need varieties with very low chill requirements (Low Chill) to ensure they wake up and bloom correctly.
Q: How do I manage soil for blueberries in Zone 10?
A: Blueberries require acidic soil (pH 4.5-5.5). In Zone 10, soils can be sandy or alkaline. We recommend using peat moss, pine bark, and soil acidifiers, or growing in containers where you can strictly control the soil composition.
Q: How often should I water berry plants in Zone 10?
A: Due to the heat, Zone 10 plants have high water needs. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Mulching is critical to retain moisture and keep roots cool.