Silver Creek Nursery Ltd.

Potted Top Hat Lowbush Blueberry

Available only for pick-up at nursery.

Species: Vaccinium angustifolium

History: Top Hat lowbush blueberry was released by the Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station some time before the mid to late 1970s.

Why We Grow It: This variety produces small berries with a rich sweet-tart flavour. It is a popular pick for bonsai and container gardening. Blueberries are great for baking, for example Steph made some wonderful black currant and blueberry tarts that are pictured here!

$37.00

Size:

4 low in stock

Fruit Traits:

Recommended Use: Fresh eating, freezing, baking, preserving, wine

Fruit Size: Small

Storage: Keeps less than two weeks when stored in the fridge

Harvest: July - Late

Tree Traits:

Canadian Hardiness Zone: 5

Soil Preferance: Prefers sandy, well-drained, acidic soil. We plant ours in a mix of one part peat moss and 1 part wood chips (we prefer pine). Consider checking your soil type and pH before planting and adding peat moss or other acidifiers if needed.

Flowering Time:

Pollination Requirements: Requires another lowbush blueberry of a different cultivar to produce fruit, the more cultivars present the better the pollination

Sun/Shade Requirements: Full sun (approx. 8-10 hours of sun daily) preferred but will tolerate partial shade

General Growth Habit: Forms a low shrub ~50cm tall, low vigour

Reminder: Potted plants are available for pick-up only!

Potted plants vary in size and age, but we typically pot berries and smaller seedlings in 1-3 gal pots and larger grafted trees in 5-16 gal pots.

  • 1g pots - 1-3ft tall
  • 2g or 3g pots - 1.5-3ft tall
  • 5g pots - 3-7ft tall
  • 8g pots - 4-7ft tall
  • 16g pots - 6-8ft tall
Potted Top Hat Lowbush Blueberry

Potted Top Hat Lowbush Blueberry

$37.00

$37.00

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