Fruit Trees ... Berries ... Grapes & Nuts - Otto and Sons Nursery

Jewel
Early Midseason: mid May - mid June. Jewel has become one of the
leading varieties in California due to its adaptability,
exceptional growth, high yields, and large tangy
fruit. Jewel is excellent for warmer regions due to its
low chill requirement of 200 hours. Plant with
other midseason varieties for best pollination.
Jubilee
Midseason: late May - early June. Jubilee has distinguished itself by
performing well in heavier soils through summer
heat. We especially like the upright (5’), compact
bush and the easy-picking sky blue berries over the
outer periphery of the bush. Jubilee berries are medium
sized and especially tasty, growing in large
clusters that ripen over a two week period. Fall foliage
is yellow orange. Jubilee needs about 500 chilling
hours.
Misty
Early: late May - early June. Misty is one of the most attractive, vigorous
and high yielding Southern Highbush varieties.
The 5’ plant has bright blue-green foliage providing
a perfect contrast to the pink and white
spring flowers. It produces sky blue medium sized
fruit. Yields best when planted with other varieties.
Chilling needs are very low (300 hours).
Oneil
Very Early: mid May-early June. First to ripen and early to bloom,
this upright bush produces stout canes with bright
red wood, while displaying large glossy green leaves
in the summer and brilliant mixed red colors in the
fall. Plant grows to 5’. Berries are light blue and
large in size. Chill hours
32
400. Avoid frost pockets.