Blueberry 'Spartan'
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Spartan'
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This Northern Highbush blooms early and is renowned for its flavor and beauty.
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Early, Tangy-Sweet, and Delicious!
The light blue berries are as large as a quarter!
This Northern Highbush has been a favorite for some time, and no wonder. The berries are HUGE (sometimes as large as a quarter or more!), light blue, and packed with tangy-sweet flavor that lingers deliciously after eating. It begins fruiting early and keeps going for a long season, and even offers fall foliage changes to keep the garden attractive! 'Spartan' berries are easy to pick, thanks to the upright, well-branched habit of this shrub. Expect it to reach 5 to 6 feet high and 4 to 6 feet wide, with more berries than you'd expect from a bush nearly twice its size. In addition to its scrumptious fruit, 'Spartan' offers plenty of 1/2-inch white blooms in spring, plus orange and red fall foliage. Even if you gave all the berries to the birds (creating garden color of a different sort!), this shrub would be attractive enough to plant in the sunny border or meadow garden! 'Spartan' performs best in sandy loam that has been well enriched with organics. Work on your soil a bit before planting this Northern Highbush, and it will repay you richly over the years! Zones 5-7.
3-inch Pot Item # 40205
Blueberry 'Spartan'
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Friday, November 21
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40205
Blueberry 'Spartan'
Botanical Name:
Vaccinium
corymbosum
'Spartan'
Shipping:
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Growing Zones:
Zones 5 - 7
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Soil Types/Tolerance:
Sandy
Normal, loamy
Ship Form:
3-inch Pot
Product Category:
Fruit
Perennials
Plants
Bloom Color:
White
Bloom Size:
.50 in
Bloom Season:
Early Spring
to Late Spring
Foliage Color:
Orange
Yellow
Medium Green
Fruit Color:
Blue
Plant Habit:
Mound-shaped
Uses:
Cuisine
Ornamental
Foliage Interest
Additional Features:
Edible
Bird Lovers
Berries
Seasons of Interest:
Spring
Plant Width:
4 ft
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6 ft
Plant Height:
5 ft
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6 ft
Cannot Ship To:
CAN, CA, HI, MI, OR, PR, WA
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