Northblue Blueberry (Mid Harvest)

Northblue Blueberry (Mid Harvest)Mix and match for free shipping when purchasing 6 or more perennial berries, vines, or crowns! Northblue Blueberry is a compact half high variety bred for cold climates, offering exceptional hardiness without sacrificing flavor. This dwarf bush grows just 1824 inches tall but delivers full sized, deep blue berries with a rich, sweet taste and firm texture. Ideal for container growing or small garden spaces, Northblue blooms in spring and produces a

Mix-and-match for free shipping when purchasing 6 or more perennial berries, vines, or crowns!   

Northblue Blueberry is a compact half-high variety bred for cold climates, offering exceptional hardiness without sacrificing flavor. This dwarf bush grows just 18–24 inches tall but delivers full-sized, deep blue berries with a rich, sweet taste and firm texture. Ideal for container growing or small garden spaces, Northblue blooms in spring and produces a mid-season crop with high yields relative to its size. In fall, its foliage turns brilliant shades of red and orange, adding ornamental value. Perfect for northern gardeners, this reliable, low-maintenance plant offers both beauty and delicious harvests in colder zones where other blueberries may struggle.

• Latin Name: Vaccinium corymbosum × angustifolium ‘Northblue’
• Variety: Half-high (Northern Highbush × Lowbush hybrid)
• Pot Size: 4.5-5"
• Zones: 3-7
• Chill Hours: 700-1,000+
• Harvest: Late Spring to Late Summer (Mid-Harvest)
• Bush Habit: Dwarf, upright‑spreading, 20–30 inches tall
• Fruit: Medium–large, sweet‑tart dark blue berries

Facts to Note:

Northblue is a half-high blueberry bred for cold climates, tolerating temperatures down to -35°F. It grows as a compact, rounded shrub, ideal for small spaces and containers. Midseason berries are large, dark blue, and intensely flavored, with reliable yields even in shorter growing seasons.

Fall planting variety with shipments starting in late October. Combining with other berries or trees for shipping in 2026 will require additional shipping fees.

Learn more about growing blueberries with our downloadable Growing Guide.