Emerald Blueberry Size_Medium (6'-8') This berry was a widely-planted

This berry was a widely-planted backyard crop for decades

somewhat disease resistant and ripens late

This highly prized apple is a tip bearer

Enjoy the crisp fruit in late summer

Bob Gordon selected this very productive cultivar with large clusters of flavorful purple berries in 1999 in Osceola

Emerald Blueberry Size_Medium (6'-8') This berry was a widely-plantedVaccinium x 'Emerald' Emerald is an excellent choice for warmer regions, because the newer Southern Highbush varieties, developed primarily by University of Florida, only require 200+ chilling hours to produce solid yields of very large blueberries. A newcomer, released in 1999, this variety provides long, tight clusters of berries along the uprights. The berries do not ripen uniformly, which gives you an extended harvest season! Attractive evergreen