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2ft 'Jersey' Blueberry Bush | 2L Pot

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2ft 'Jersey' Blueberry Bush | 2L Pot

Name: 2ft 'Jersey' Blueberry Bush | 2L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178819797371_55626624369019
Price: 15.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

A hardy, deciduous blueberry bush with an upright, bushy growth habit and lush dark green leaves.
Ideal for colder climates, its late spring blooms of delicate, white, fragrant flowers cleverly avoid frost damage.
Provides wonderful year-round interest with striking orange-red foliage in autumn.
Produces heavy crops of deep blue, exceptionally sweet and juicy berries, ready to harvest in July and August.
Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' award, it's a great choice for attracting wildlife.

Species: Blueberry
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Flower Colour: Creamy white
Harvest Time: June, July, August
Foliage: Fantastic foliage, changing to orange-red in autumn
Position: Full sun
Location: Beds & borders, Pots
Habit: Upright, bushy and well-branched
Hardiness: H6 - Fully hardy throughout the UK
Soil Type: Requires light, free-draining acidic soil
Self Fertile: Yes, produces good crops without a pollination partner
Uses: Eat fresh, cook or make into jam

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Soil: Blueberries must have light, free-draining acidic soil. If your garden soil is not acidic, plant in a pot using ericaceous compost.
Spacing: Plant at least 50cm apart to allow for spreading.
Watering: Water regularly, especially during summer.
Feeding: Apply a yearly mulch of organic matter, such as bark chips, in late winter. Avoid overfeeding.
Pruning: Prune during the dormant season (November to March). For the first two years, only remove crossing or misplaced branches.
Pest & Disease: Excellent resistance. Protect ripening fruit from birds with netting. Ensure good air circulation and water at the base to prevent powdery mildew.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: 2L Pot
Height on Arrival: 30-60cm (including pot)
Eventual Height: Approx 2.5m
Eventual Spread: 50-100cm
Time to First Crop: Approx 2 years

Highlights

A hardy, deciduous blueberry bush with an upright, bushy growth habit and lush dark green leaves.
Ideal for colder climates, its late spring blooms of delicate, white, fragrant flowers cleverly avoid frost damage.
Provides wonderful year-round interest with striking orange-red foliage in autumn.
Produces heavy crops of deep blue, exceptionally sweet and juicy berries, ready to harvest in July and August.
Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' award, it's a great choice for attracting wildlife.

Variety Specifications

Species: Blueberry
Flowering Time: March, April, May
Flower Colour: Creamy white
Harvest Time: June, July, August
Foliage: Fantastic foliage, changing to orange-red in autumn
Position: Full sun
Location: Beds & borders, Pots
Habit: Upright, bushy and well-branched
Hardiness: H6 - Fully hardy throughout the UK
Soil Type: Requires light, free-draining acidic soil
Self Fertile: Yes, produces good crops without a pollination partner
Uses: Eat fresh, cook or make into jam

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Soil: Blueberries must have light, free-draining acidic soil. If your garden soil is not acidic, plant in a pot using ericaceous compost.
Spacing: Plant at least 50cm apart to allow for spreading.
Watering: Water regularly, especially during summer.
Feeding: Apply a yearly mulch of organic matter, such as bark chips, in late winter. Avoid overfeeding.
Pruning: Prune during the dormant season (November to March). For the first two years, only remove crossing or misplaced branches.
Pest & Disease: Excellent resistance. Protect ripening fruit from birds with netting. Ensure good air circulation and water at the base to prevent powdery mildew.