Sweetheart Blueberry Bush - USDA Organic
Vaccinium 'Sweetheart'
Yields two harvests of sweet blueberries yearly
USDA Organic certified for health-conscious growers
Compact size ideal for containers or small gardens
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Two Crops of Juicy, Organic Berries Each Year
Why USDA Organic Sweetheart Blueberry Bushes?
Two growing seasons each year, both with the perk of organic benefits. The Sweetheart Blueberry Bush delivers two harvests during spring and fall under most conditions.
So, you get bounties of fresh, juicy blueberries in late May or June and then again in August – a yield of nearly 15 pounds of blueberries per year. And you get to savor the taste of home-grown blueberries without the need for harsh chemicals or hard work. In fact, with a little sun and water, you could harvest your own berries in the very first season. Plus, because the Sweetheart is self-fertile, you'll get harvests with just one bush (though more blueberry bushes mean bigger harvests).
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And the best part? Your Sweetheart Blueberry Bush is organic, so no harsh sprays or chemicals are necessary. Your sweet, ultra-plump berries are totally healthful and free of harmful pesticides because we've greenhouse-grown your Sweetheart Blueberry. Now, you get all-natural results, guaranteed USDA-certified organic.
And they’re the perfect hybrid of Southern and Northern Highbush berries, so their texture is incredibly juicy yet firm. Don’t wait – you won’t find these delectable berries at your local supermarket. Get your own organic Sweetheart Blueberry Bush today!
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Product Details
| Mature Height: | 3-6 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 3-6 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st Year! |
| Botanical Name: | Vaccinium 'Sweetheart' |
| Does Not Ship To: | AZ, CA, GA, MI, OR, WA |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 4-8 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors
(hardy down to -20℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 6 reviews
Organic Sweetheart Blueberry Bush
I have mixed feelings but mostly happy. Ordered and received 2 of these blueberry bushes, both looked very similar in size and health however once planted in the ground one has grown very well whereas the other has not grown at all. One has many new leaves and branches, the other same twiggy shape as when received. These were planted exactly the same, in the same area (approximately 6-8 feet from each other). Not sure if maybe I need to prune a bit to encourage new growth or just leave it. It is still alive just not doing very much, especially when I compare to the other bush received. I'm giving it some time, I think it will come along just fine.
It’s a winner already have delicious blueberries!
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Sweet!
The blueberry bush arrived in great condition, with loads is blueberries already on it. Some of those berries are beginning to ripen. I am excited and looking forward to harvesting delicious blueberries!
Arrived very healthy
Love my sweetheart Blueberry, very healthy when arrived, thank you so much. It's starting blossoms now
Lovely foliage, blooms and fruits
4 stars bc it’s not abundant as some of the other options. However they did survive the winter, they are growing more berries this year, just grows slower than the others and produces less. My Brightwells just covered in berries! Same age. The climax which I bought larger than these have hundreds of blueberries on each. I would get them again. I’m waiting to see if they are just a little young. The more varieties you get the more they produce. So don’t let it being small so you, just not as big a producer as project Others the same size.
