Pounds of huge blueberries on every bush. These plants take up very little yard space, but produce tons of fruit. Delicious sweet berries in mid-July, and they are so good for you too!

A versatile blueberry bush that makes a lovely ornamental plant... as well as producing pounds of delicious, healthy Toro blueberries.

Toro Blueberry bushes are known for being heavy producers... you get buckets of berries every year!

Even after an extremely cold winter, your Toros will produce tons of sweet berries in mid-July.

Fantastic as a border or privacy hedge… the Toro boasts delicate white to hot pink flowers in the spring and fiery red foliage in the fall.

It's even self fertile! It is not necessary to provide a pollinator for the Toro. However, planting another variety of blueberry alongside the Toro will increase berry production.

These berries are huge! Toro Blueberries are much larger and juicier than typical blueberries you find from the store.

Blueberry Growing Zones: 2-6
Mature Height:	4-8 ft.
Mature Width:	3-5 ft.
Sunlight:	Full or Partial
Soil Conditions:	Adaptable
Drought Tolerance:	Good

Your blueberry bushes arrive potted, with all of their roots intact. We recommend that you avoid bareroot, unpotted blueberry bushes. This is where the plants are pulled out of the ground prior to being shipped to you.

This process leaves most of the fine roots in the ground and will take the plant up to a year to recover. Growing in containers takes more time and work, but it gives you a plant that grows much faster and healthier.

Plant in rows for the best pollination! Groups of three or five yield the biggest crops of berries!

And the health benefits! Full of antioxidants, which help reduce the signs of aging.

These berries are so sweet, it doesn't seem like you're eating healthy... but you are!

Perfect for northern climates.

2 year old stock