Blueberry Rahi 2.4L
Rabbiteye variety. Crops February. Position in full sun in a well-drained site. Likes acidic soil - peat, pine needles and mulching help with this.
Attractive for their foliage, flowers and autumn colour, blueberries make an ideal hedge or a stand-alone garden specimen. Blueberries are the queen of the berry fruit as they have no thorns, are non- invasive, have no need for support or spraying.
Most blueberries are at least partially self fertile but planting a combination of varieties of the same type will ensure good cross pollination and therefore good cropping. Different varieties also have different foliage colours in summer and autumn, which look really stunning.
Rabbiteye variety. Crops February. Position in full sun in a well-drained site. Likes acidic soil - peat, pine needles and mulching help with this.
Attractive for their foliage, flowers and autumn colour, blueberries make an ideal hedge or a stand-alone garden specimen. Blueberries are the queen of the berry fruit as they have no thorns, are non- invasive, have no need for support or spraying.
Most blueberries are at least partially self fertile but planting a combination of varieties of the same type will ensure good cross pollination and therefore good cropping. Different varieties also have different foliage colours in summer and autumn, which look really stunning.
Rabbiteye variety. Crops February. Position in full sun in a well-drained site. Likes acidic soil - peat, pine needles and mulching help with this.
Attractive for their foliage, flowers and autumn colour, blueberries make an ideal hedge or a stand-alone garden specimen. Blueberries are the queen of the berry fruit as they have no thorns, are non- invasive, have no need for support or spraying.
Most blueberries are at least partially self fertile but planting a combination of varieties of the same type will ensure good cross pollination and therefore good cropping. Different varieties also have different foliage colours in summer and autumn, which look really stunning.
