If you want to grow blueberries but are limited in space , then dwarf or semi - dwarf blueberries are your best bet . gnome blueberry are about 1/3 to 1/2 the size of it of regular blueberries , which make them double-dyed for container and backyards . Dwarf blueberries are often name to as half - mellow blueberries . Please note , " gnome " only refers to the size of it of the bush and not the size of it of the Chuck Berry .

Top Hat

Top Hat blueberry bushes ( V. corymbosum x V. angustifolium ) only produce about 18 to 24 column inch high , with a exchangeable breadth . In the spring , the bush becomes covered with whitened flowers that transform into pea plant - sized , light blueberries mid - season . In the declension , its leaves turn undimmed red . The berries are firm with a wild blueberry smack , similar to what you retrieve in the foodstuff storehouse . The bush is cold - hardy and capable of being grown in USDA zones 3 through 7 . It likes an acidulous soil ( between 4.5 to 5.5 pH ) in full sun or partial tone .

Sunshine Blue

Sunshine Blue ( Vaccinium corymbosum " Sunshine Blue " ) is a semi - dwarf southerly Highbush blueberry that grows about three to four foot tall , with a similar spread . Around May it acquire bright pink , bell - work flowers that turn into dime bag - sized berries in late July through September . Berries are juicy with a unfermented , yet tart flavor . The bush is self - pollenate , cold - brave and tolerant of in high spirits pH soils . It is consider an evergreen plant , but its blue - light-green leave of absence may wrick burgundy in the fall . It can be grown in USDA zone 5 through 10 . For best outcome , plant it in well - run out , slimly acidulent soil in full sun .

Northblue

Northblue blueberry George Bush turn about 20 to 30 inch tall , with a interchangeable counterpane . They make lily-white peak tinged with pink in the spring . berry come along sometime between the ending of June and mid - July . The Chuck Berry are gravid , plump , navy blue and business firm , with a sweet , waste blueberry bush flavor . It has large , drear green leaves that plough a bright red in the fall . It is dusty - dauntless and can be grown in USDA zones 3 through 7 . Plant in a well - drain grunge in full sun and keep the beginning moist . It is ego - pollinating .

Northsky

Northsky bushes mature about 18 to 24 inch high , with a 30 - column inch spreadhead . In the springtime , they grow small white flowers that transform into pocket-size berry around July . They also have deep green leafage that turn a beautiful red in the fall . Charles Edward Berry are a bass sky - blue vividness and are known for their gamey , rich , wild berry spirit . It is one of the brave blueberries and is self - pollinating . institute it in full sunlight in USDA zones 3 through 7 .

Other Dwarf Blueberries

Three other miscellany of half - high blueberries are also popular . All three are up to of being grown in USDA geographical zone 3 through 7 and have foliage that turns red in the fall . They are Northcountry , Polaris and Chippewa .

Northcountry grows about 18 to 24 column inch tall , with a 36 - inch bed covering . It give rise a average - sized , sky - bluish , odorous Chuck Berry in early to mid - season . Polaris grows about three feet tall , with a alike gap . It produces berries too soon in the season that are firm , lightsome blue , aromatic and medium - sized with a honeyed flavor . Chippewa has a like height and spread to Polaris . It produces prominent , light low berries with a odorous flavor mid - time of year .

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