blueberry herbicides Premier Blueberry Bush

blueberry herbicides Premier Blueberry BushThe Premier Blueberry is a prolific fruit producing variety from the rabbit eye family. This selection is naturally heat tolerant which makes it well suited for growing in the southeastern United States(USDA Zones: 7 10), but will not fair well in colder climates. Early in Spring Premier will be covered with white and pink bell shaped blooms, then will yield large dark blue blueberries in late spring to early summer. Planting with other varieties of

The Premier Blueberry is a prolific fruit-producing variety from the rabbit-eye family. This selection is naturally heat tolerant which makes it well suited for growing in the southeastern United States(USDA Zones: 7-10), but will not fair well in colder climates.

Early in Spring Premier will be covered with white and pink bell-shaped blooms, then will yield large dark blue blueberries in late spring to early summer. Planting with other varieties of Blueberries for cross-pollination will vastly increase and improve fruit production.

For best results, plant blueberry bushes in a location that receives full sun to partial shade and in soil that is acidic and rich with organic matter. Annually, Use a slow-release acidic fertilizer on your blueberry plants.

To create full sun mixed beds of year-round interest incorporating edible plants we suggest planting with: Drift® Roses, Gardenias, or Sunshine Ligustrum

*The Premier Blueberry is a deciduous/semi-evergreen plant and will go dormant during the winter months. When this plant is ordered during the Fall/Winter expect seasonal foliage decline(discoloration, spots, leaf drop) or the plant to arrive completely dormant.*

Premier Blueberry: Suggested Cross-Pollinators

Woodard Blueberry | Climax Blueberry | Becki Blueberry | Tifblue Blueberry | Takes the Cake Blueberry