PREORDER Sharpblue Blueberry (Ship March 2026)

PREORDER — Ships Late March 2026

SHARPBLUE BLUEBERRY

Sharpblue is an early-season Southern Highbush blueberry known for dependable production in warmer climates. It performs well in areas with mild winters and fluctuating temperatures, making it a strong choice for growers across the South.

This variety produces medium-to-large berries with a sweet flavor and can remain semi-evergreen in frost-free regions.

Zones: 7–10
Type: Live Plant
Chill Hours: Approximately 200–300
Growth Habit: Upright to spreading, semi-evergreen in warm climates
Fruit Color: Blue
Flavor Profile: Sweet, mild blueberry taste

Why growers plant Sharpblue

• Low chill requirement — suitable for warm and variable climates

• Early season producer

• Consistent yields once established

• Semi-evergreen habit in frost-free areas

• Self-fertile, but yields improve when planted near another Southern Highbush variety

Your plant will ship dormant in late March 2026, timed for spring planting. Dormant arrival is normal; once planted and the weather warms, the plant will leaf out and begin establishing for future fruit production.

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Note: IMPORTANT: I am not responsible for buyer germination success, seeds have been tested.

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