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Northsky Dwarf Blueberry Bush Deciduous Fruit Bearing Plant, in a 1 gallon pot
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North sky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, North sky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3-seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July an…
North sky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, North sky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3-seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lbs. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf North sky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well.
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North sky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, North sky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3-seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lbs. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf North sky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well.
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