Sweetheart Blueberry Bush
Vaccinium 'Sweetheart'
One of our most popular blueberry bushes
Produces large harvests of sweet berries through late summer
Self-fertile, so you can get fruit with just one plant as soon as the first year
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Produces Two Large Crops Each Year!
Why Sweetheart Blueberry Bushes?
With the Sweetheart Blueberry Bush, you get huge harvests each year under most conditions. A large bounty of fist-sized blueberry clusters arrives in late May or June and the second one in August, yielding around 15 pounds of blueberries per year.
The big, sweet berries are its main attraction. The Sweetheart Bush will produce medium to large sweet blueberries. The perfect hybrid of Southern and Northern Highbush varieties, the fruit is amazingly juicy and plump yet firm. If you like to bake blueberry muffins and make blueberry pancakes, these blueberries are ideal. The texture plus the rich flavor make them a favorite for cooking, but they're also a delicious snack picked right off the bush.
Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better
It's easy: You get the promise of delicious, home-grown fruit delivered, without any hassle on your part. That's because we've planted, grown and nurtured your Sweetheart Blueberry Bush from day one, long before it ships to your door, so you get a healthier root system and better long-term results in your homescape.
You won't find the same healthy fruit variety, with the promise of fast fruiting, at your local nursery or big box store.
These bushes are selling fast. Order today for home-grown berries from your very own Sweetheart Blueberry Bush!
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Product Details
| Mature Height: | 3-6 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 3-6 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate Growing |
| Harvest Time: | Summer, Fall |
| Botanical Name: | Vaccinium 'Sweetheart' |
| Does Not Ship To: | AK, AZ, CA, GA, HI, MI, OR, WA |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 4-8 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 4-8 outdoors
(hardy down to -20℉)
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Based on 235 reviews
Fully and wholeheartedly recommend
I ordered three berry bushes from GGT and couldn't be more happy. From the beginning of my "research" to the planting of my new berries, the folks at FGT have been so helpful. The website has all the details needed to help make a proper choice for my growing area. The assistance received through from the person who took my order was so helpful. The plants I received were absolutely beautiful (I chose 2 gallon pots for both sweetheart highbush blueberries as well as the ever berry raspberries). And once received I called and spoke with April who gave me excellent information about planting and future care. We look forward to many years of harvest, and are now considering other trees as well.
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Delivery was a Success
Plant came on time, in perfect condition with strong roots and budding.
Great, but we have a mole issue
We received our blueberry plants May 2025. Both were doing great and actually started to bud this year, even though the weather was unusually cold and just started warming again. It’s supposed to be back down into the upper 30s the next week or so. Unfortunately, a mole chewed through the biggest part of one of the trunks at the ground level, under the snow. Part of it is still intact. Hopefully, it will survive. We plan to get another. But they are healthy. We plan to place hardware cloth underneath the other and new ones we get. Hope I don’t have to do this with my cherry trees. They may be a little more challenging to dig up and replant.
I haven’t been able to
I haven’t been able to plant them yet have them in the sun a watering them! I am recovering from a broken leg and confined to the house in a walker! They are starting to leaf out! Hope to be able to plant in a few weeks. Thanks
