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Blueberry 'Earliblue' Bush | Plant in 2L Pot

Clusters of ripe 'Earliblue' blueberries on vibrant green branches with pointed leaves, set against a blurred natural background, showcasing fresh produce.

Clusters of ripe 'Earliblue' blueberries on vibrant green leaves, showcasing fresh, plump berries ready for harvest in a lush garden setting.

Earliblue Blueberry Bush: Clusters of ripe/unripe blueberries on vibrant green leaves, blurred natural background.

Blueberry 'Earliblue' Bush | Plant in 2L Pot

Blueberry 'Earliblue' Bush | Plant in 2L Pot

Name: Blueberry 'Earliblue' Bush | Plant in 2L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178819535227_55626624008571
Price: 20.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Enjoy an extended harvest season with early-ripening, light blue berries from early July.
A striking deciduous shrub with vibrant green-blue leaves that turn a fiery red in autumn.
Produces abundant crops of exceptionally sweet, light blue berries.
Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' mark, it's a magnet for bees and other beneficial insects.
Delicate, lightly scented, creamy-white flowers appear in late spring.
Its compact, bushy habit makes it perfect for garden borders or patio pots.

Species: Blueberry
Flower Colour: Creamy white, lightly scented
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Harvest Time: June, July, August
Position: Full sun
Soil Type: Acidic soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H6 - hardy throughout the UK)
Habit: A compact, bushy and well-branched plant
Self-fertile: Yes, produces good crops without a pollination partner
Tasting Notes: Sweet and juicy
Uses: Eat fresh, cook or make into jam

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Spacing: Plant at least 50cm apart to allow for spreading.
Soil: Requires light, free-draining acidic soil. If your soil is not acidic, plant in a pot with ericaceous compost.
Watering: Water regularly in summer. Use rainwater where possible as tap water can raise the soil pH.
Feeding: Feed annually with a mulch of organic matter such as bark chips in late winter. Avoid overfeeding.
Pruning: Pruning is rarely needed in the first two years. Afterwards, prune during the dormant season (November to March), removing any crossing or misplaced branches.
Pest & Disease: Excellent resistance. Protect developing fruit from birds with netting.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: Plant in 2L pot
Height on Arrival: 30-60cm inc. pot
Eventual Height: Approx. 180cm
Eventual Spread: Approx. 50-100cm
Time to First Crop: Within 2 years of planting

Highlights

Enjoy an extended harvest season with early-ripening, light blue berries from early July.
A striking deciduous shrub with vibrant green-blue leaves that turn a fiery red in autumn.
Produces abundant crops of exceptionally sweet, light blue berries.
Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' mark, it's a magnet for bees and other beneficial insects.
Delicate, lightly scented, creamy-white flowers appear in late spring.
Its compact, bushy habit makes it perfect for garden borders or patio pots.

Variety Specifications

Species: Blueberry
Flower Colour: Creamy white, lightly scented
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Harvest Time: June, July, August
Position: Full sun
Soil Type: Acidic soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H6 - hardy throughout the UK)
Habit: A compact, bushy and well-branched plant
Self-fertile: Yes, produces good crops without a pollination partner
Tasting Notes: Sweet and juicy
Uses: Eat fresh, cook or make into jam

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Spacing: Plant at least 50cm apart to allow for spreading.
Soil: Requires light, free-draining acidic soil. If your soil is not acidic, plant in a pot with ericaceous compost.
Watering: Water regularly in summer. Use rainwater where possible as tap water can raise the soil pH.
Feeding: Feed annually with a mulch of organic matter such as bark chips in late winter. Avoid overfeeding.
Pruning: Pruning is rarely needed in the first two years. Afterwards, prune during the dormant season (November to March), removing any crossing or misplaced branches.
Pest & Disease: Excellent resistance. Protect developing fruit from birds with netting.