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Prince Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Prince Blueberry Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists have released a new early-ripening rabbiteye blueberry cultivar that, when grown with other blueberry varieties, will extend the growing and harvesting season in the U.S...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
Pearl Blueberry
$29.99Pearl is a public-domain blueberry cultivar developed by the USDA-ARS Thad Cochran Southern Horticultural Laboratory. Plants of Pearl are vigorous and productive with dark green foliage and have a moderately spreading growth habit and narrow crowns...$29.99 -
Gumbo Blueberry
$29.99Gumbo (PP 29,879) is a new southern highbush blueberry (Vaccinium spp. hybrid) cultivar developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) and is jointly released with the Mississippi Agricultural and...$29.99 -
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Austin Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Austin plants are moderately vigorous, productive, and upright. Berries are large in size, blue in color, firm, have dry scars, good flavor, and good shelf life. Ripens in June. Zone: 7-10 Size: GallonNow: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
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Premier Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Premier was released in Georgia in 1978. Early season. Vigorous, productive plant with large fruit and good color. One of the most delicious bluberries! Excellent for machine harvest, also excellent for freshly picked berries. Requires 550...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
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Tifblue Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Tifblue (Vaccinium ashei Reade) was released in Georgia in 1955. (Cross Ethel x Clara. A parent of Ochlocknee.) Chilling requirement of 600-700 hours. Mid-late season. The approximate date of ripening in South Georgia is late June to August 1. The...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
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Climax Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Climax (Vaccinium ashei Reade) was released in Georgia in 1974. Chilling requirement of about 400 to 450 hours, blooms early most years, and frequently suffers freeze damage. Berries are medium size with good color, small scar, and very good...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
Emerald Blueberry
$21.99 - $32.99Emerald ( PP 11,807) has a chilling requirement of about 200-300 hours, so it blooms early. Subject to some Fall flowering. Berries size is large to very large and moderately firm. Emerald berries maintain very good size throughout the harvest...$21.99 - $32.99 -
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Ochlockonee Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99DELICIOUS! ‘Ochlockonee’ (rabbiteye): (USPP 17,300) (ok-LAHK-uh-nee), named after the Ochlockonee River in south Georgia, is a late season rabbiteye blueberry that was released in 2002. Plants of Ochlockonee are vigorous, upright and...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
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PowderBlue Rabbiteye Blueberry
Now: $29.99Was: $32.99Powder Blue released jointly by North Carolina State University and the United States Department of Agriculture-ARS in 1978. Powderblue has a chilling requirement of 550-650 hours. Approximate date of ripening is late June to early August. Berries are...Now: $29.99Was: $32.99 -
O'Neal Blueberry
$16.99 - $29.99O'Neal (southern highbush): O'Neal is a variety with very sweet and firm berries developed in North Carolina. One of the leading fresh Southern Highbush Varieties throughout the world. One of the best-flavored berries. Blooms and ripens over an...$16.99 - $29.99
Berries Unlimited only provides tissue-cultured and virus-indexed plants, and that ensures the health of the plant and our customer's success and gets the most yield possible. Our plants are 2 to 4 + years old and ready for planting. We ship all year! We have a "Shop Blueberries By Hardiness Zone" button to make ordering for your Zone easier!
This year some varieties are limited, please, place Your Order for fall shipment as soon as possible. Please, do not forget that blackberries and black/rasp hybrids do extremely well in the Southern part of the country too: zones 6 through 9.
Please, do not use cedar or any acidic or colored mulch, do not apply any mulch until the plants are established! Keep 2 ft circle mulch free for a while. Start with 2 inches high.
Rabbit-eye varieties do need a pollinator.
Our plants are very healthy, virus/diseases indexed and they will give lots of new growth this summer, being tissue cultured! Please, watch late frost for possible damages! Cover your plants with special white material to protect them nicely. Please do not leave your plants on their own. while they are not established, they can be damaged. Read the "Blueberry Growing Information" chapter. All our plants are the best varieties and in perfect shape to plant, VIGOROUSLY growing!