3-6" Bare Root Seedling
Lowbush blueberry is a small to medium sized native shrub that thrives in acidic soils and occurs in a wide variety of habitats across the eastern US.
Blue-green leaves turn vibrant red in the fall and work great as a low-growing shrub in your landscape.
The white bell-shaped flowers in clusters usually appear May-June and their small dark blue-purple berries are sweet and edible for humans and wildlife several weeks later.
Height: 0.5-2 ft
Soils: Acidic and relatively well-drained, but widely tolerant otherwise
Water: Moderate drought tolerance
Light: Full sun
Wildlife: Berries are relished by birds and mammals
Photo by Rob Routledge, Sault College, Bugwood.org
3-6" Bare Root Seedling
Lowbush blueberry is a small to medium sized native shrub that thrives in acidic soils and occurs in a wide variety of habitats across the eastern US.
Blue-green leaves turn vibrant red in the fall and work great as a low-growing shrub in your landscape.
The white bell-shaped flowers in clusters usually appear May-June and their small dark blue-purple berries are sweet and edible for humans and wildlife several weeks later.
Height: 0.5-2 ft
Soils: Acidic and relatively well-drained, but widely tolerant otherwise
Water: Moderate drought tolerance
Light: Full sun
Wildlife: Berries are relished by birds and mammals
Photo by Rob Routledge, Sault College, Bugwood.org
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