Description
BLUE BOY BLUEBERRY
Vaccinium corymbosum x angustifolium
Plants were located in Allegan County, Lower Peninsula of Michigan. Southwest Michigan is known for its profusion of blueberry species. Bluish foliage makes this an outstanding contrast in the landscape.
Light blue fruits are sweet with a little acid. In the autumn the foliage colors blend to a gray, orange, and burgundy. The plants spread robustly and grow to a height of 12 inches tall. Hardiness Zones 4-7.
Care Info
- Plant Type:Hybrids of Lowbush and Hlghbush attaining a height of 20 inches to 48 Inches at maturity. Deciduous fruiting low growing shrubs.
- pH Requirements:4.0 - 5.5
- Soil Type:Well drained sand or sandy loam
- Light Requirements:Full to filtered sun
- Plant Rows Spacing:1 - 2 feet
- Plant Aisle Spacing:2 - 6 feet
- Mulching:Beneficial, but not necessary
- USDA Zones:3 - 8
- Scientific Name:Vaccinium corymbosum x angustifolium