BLUEBERRY PLANTS

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We are not at the farm during the off season of U-Pick.

Blueberry Plants are available year round

We take orders and have pickup once a month at the Blueberry Farm during U-Pick off season

For more information call or text :

770-889-2519

  You will need two different varieties

for cross pollination.

If your already have blueberry bushes in your landscape you can be ok with just one plant, other wise you need at least two.

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Blueberry Plants generally, grows 6 to 8 feet tall,

but can be pruned to maintain at desired height.

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Blueberry bushes can be planted as close as 2 feet apart up to 12 feet apart.

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Blueberry Plants can be planted any time of year provided you're going to water them with 1 inch of water a week (that is one 5 gallon bucket full of water), but the best time to plant would be

November and December

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We have different varieties periodically so if you don't see what your looking for check back.

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The varieties we have in stock now are:

  * POWDERBLUE​

• Needs 6 hour or more of full sun

• Freezes Well

• Ripening period: Ripens Late June, early July

• Berry Size: Berries are medium size, dark blue with a powdery like coating. Approximately nickel size berries.

• Breeding History: Released jointly by North Carolina State University and USDA-ARS in 1978

  * BRIGHTWELL

• Ripening period: Ripens Early June to July

• Berry Size: Medium to large light blue, excellent flavor. Approximately nickel size berries.

• Needs 6 Hours or more of full sun

• High Yielding Plant

• Breeding History: Jointly released by the University of Georgia and the United States Department of Agriculture-ARS in 1983

  * ALAPAHA​

• Ripening period: Ripens late May to early June

• Berry Size: Small-sized dark blue berry. Approximately penny size.

• Sunlight: 6 Hours or more of full sun

• It is named for the Alapaha River in southern Georgia.

  * VERNON​

• Ripening period: Ripens Early June

• Berry Size: Large size berry. Approximately nickel to quarter size berries.

• Needs 6 Hours or more of full sun

• Breeding History: Released by the University of Georgia in 2004

  * TIFBLUE

• Ripening period: Ripens Mid-June to July

• Berry Size: Medium size berry

• Needs 6 Hours or more of full sun

• Generally, grows to 6 to 8 feet tall. Can be pruned to maintain desired height.

• Breeding History: Released by the University of Georgia and the United States Department of Agriculture-ARS in 1955

  * PREMIER

• Needs 6 Hours or more of full sun

• Ripening period: Ripens late May early June (Early Season) Approximately quarter size berries

• Freezes Well

• Berry Size: Berries are large size with good color, and flavor

• Breeding History: Released jointly by North Carolina State University and USDA-ARS in 1978

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