Blueberry Bluecrop 9cm Pot - 3, 5, 10 Options

For Mother Nature’s finest, this is a berry good deal! We’re offering you a Blueberry Bluecrop 9cm - 3/5/10 options from £12.99, saving you up to 64% off 247 Plants’ prices (correct as of 24.04.24). Blueberry Bluecrop Prepare your garden for a fresh season with a new plant selection. With its abundant yield of medium-sized, crack-resistant fruits packed with vitamins, Blueberry Bluecrop stands out as a top choice. This self-fertile variety excels in both productivity and disease resistance, making it ideal for gardeners seeking high yields. Versatile in its cultivation, it thrives in large containers or garden borders and thrives best in acidic soil conditions.

Discover the Blueberry Bluecrop!

The Blueberry Bluecrop is a delightful addition to any garden, known for its abundant yield of medium-sized, crack-resistant fruits. This self-fertile variety is ideal for gardeners seeking high yields and thrives beautifully in large containers or garden borders.

Plant Benefits

• Packed with vitamins and nutrients
• Juicy fruits ripen in August
• Rich flavour and firm texture
• Medium-sized fruit perfect for snacking or cooking

Growing Guide

This plant flourishes best in acidic soil conditions and requires a sunny spot to thrive. Ideal for patios or balconies, it arrives in 9cm pots, standing between 15-30cm tall.

Planting & Care

• Best planted in early spring
• Ensure soil pH is between 4.5 and 5.5
• Prune annually to maintain shape and productivity

Variety Information

The Bluecrop variety is celebrated for its rich flavour and firm texture, making it perfect for eating fresh or creating delicious jams and juices.

Usage Ideas

Create a charming blueberry patch on your patio or balcony. Pair with companion plants like rhododendrons that share similar acidic soil preferences.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant? Early spring is ideal for planting.
• How fast does it grow? It grows steadily, reaching full maturity over several years.
• What type of soil does it prefer? Acidic soil with a pH of 4.5 to 5.5 is best.