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1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub

1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub

Item # 1751942

1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub
1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub
$24.99
1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub

Item # 1751942

1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub
1 gal. Duke Blueberry Shrub
$24.99

Duke is known both for its early season fruit, which is large with a firm, crisp texture, and its high yield of berries. The fruit has a tangy, sweet, delicate flavor. This blueberry bush is an attractive plant with white, pink-tinged flowers in the spring; large, light blue berries in the summer; and vibrant yellow and orange fall foliage. It is a great plant to use for landscape design, as well as in the garden or berry patch. This bush can grow up to six feet tall at maturity. While self-pollinating, this variety benefits from cross-pollination with other cultivars, producing even larger yields.

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  • Thrives in USDA zones 4-7
  • Grows to mature size: 48-72 in. W x 48-72 in. H
  • Deciduous bush experiences foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
  • Full sun and low maintenance required, making it perfect for beginners
  • Plant is trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
  • Ships dormant (no foliage)
  • Be careful not to plant too deeply
  • Root ball should be just below the surface (one-quarter to one-half inch)
  • Dig holes twice as wide and twice as deep as the roots of the blueberry emerald shrub
  • Space bushes 3-4 feet apart in a row, with at least 8 feet between rows
  • Set the bush in the hole with the root ball just below the surface and its roots spread out, then pack the hole tightly with soil
  • Include at least two different varieties for cross-pollination and fruiting
  • Not guaranteed to have fruit upon arrival