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BRAZELBERRIES®
NEW! These new cultivars have been selected for their delicious fruit
and year round ornamental beauty. While all of our blueberries grow
well in containers, these plants stay small and are particularly suited for
container growing in small spaces.
BRAZELBERRIES®
RASPBERRY SHORTCAKE
For those of you with limited
space, this dwarf raspberry
plant is ideal for container
growing. It grows only 2-3’
tall with a compact growth
habit. It is thornless and
produces an abundance
of full-size, sweet, flavorful
red raspberries each
summer. Your family will love
harvesting healthful fruit
right from your patio, and no
trellising or staking is needed.
It will spread to fill any pot no
matter the shape. Like other
floricane summer raspberries,
once fruiting is finished,
prune out canes at the base
that have fruited leaving new
canes to fruit the next season.
USDA Zones 5-9. One-quart
pot. E360: $19.95 each, 3+:
$16.50 each; 6+: $15 each
BRAZELBERRIES® JELLY
BEAN BLUEBERRY This
small plant, only 1 to 2 feet
tall and wide, produces an
abundance of large midseason
blueberries, each
with the super sweet flavor
of homemade blueberry jelly.
Bright green foliage gives way
to darker greens and reds
throughout the summer and
fall. Try accenting a pathway
with a mini-hedge of Jelly
Bean or use it to set off
larger shrub plantings in the
landscape or in patio pots.
USDA Zones 4-8. One-quart
pot. E235: $19.95 each, 3+:
$16.50 each
BRAZELBERRIES® PEACH
SORBET BLUEBERRY
Year-round color makes this
a perfect landscape or patio
container plant. A four-season
showstopper, this compact
blueberry grows only 2 feet
tall and wide with gorgeous
spring leaves ranging in color
from peach to pink to orange
to emerald green. Enjoy an
abundant mid-summer crop
of sweet, flavorful blueberries.
In most climates, Peach
Sorbet keeps its leaves
through the winter when the
foliage transitions to a rich
eggplant purple. Consider
planting Peach Sorbet as
a small hedge or plant en
masse for dramatic color
all year. In decorative patio
containers, Peach Sorbet
is beautiful all by itself or
mixed in as an accent with
other ornamental plants.
USDA Zones 5-10. One-quart
pot. E273: $19.95 each, 3+:
$16.50 each
BRAZELBERRIES®
BLUEBERRY GLAZE
This plant
grows to 2
to 3 feet tall
as a bushy
mound,
perfect on
the patio in
decorative
containers.
With its small stature and
glossy, dark green leaves,
Blueberry Glaze is
reminiscent of a boxwood and
can easily be sheared. Enjoy
the white and pink spring
flowers followed by lots of
small dark blue berries, which
are rich in antioxidants and
have intense wild blueberry
flavor. USDA Zones 5-8. Onequart
pot. E202: $19.95 each,
3+: $16.50 each
HUCKLEBERRIES
Delicious and rarely available in nurseries, these are great
edible landscape plants. Huckleberries and blueberries
are closely related “Vaccinium” species. Generally the wild
Pacific Northwest species are called “huckleberries” and
the eastern species are called “wild blueberries.” All are in
1-gallon pots.
EVERGREEN
HUCKLEBERRY
(Vaccinium ovatum)
A native of the Pacific
Northwest, Evergreen
is the best fruiting
plant for the shade.
This evergreen bush is
beautiful throughout
the entire year. In spring
and fall, the foliage turns from green to a striking bronze
color. The late summer ripening berries are dark blue, tart
and flavorful and a little smaller than a blueberry. This
shrub grows best in the shade where it can reach 6 to 8
feet without pruning. In the sun, it only grows to 3 feet tall.
It has a compact, full growth habit, and spaced about 3
feet apart, it makes a beautiful evergreen hedge. USDA
Zones 7-10. E180: $18.50 each, 3+: $16 each
RED HUCKLEBERRY (Vaccinium parvifolium) A
deciduous huckleberry native to the Pacific Northwest,
this bush is attractive throughout the year. It grows 3-5’
tall and produces pea size pinkish red berries that seem to
light up the bush. The fruit is tangy and great for making a
pie or jelly. USDA Zones 6-9. E190: $18.50 each, 3+: $16
each
TALL MT.
HUCKLEBERRY (V.
ovalifolium) This rarely
offered Pacific NW
native sub alpine bush
grows 4 to 6 feet tall
with oval leaves and
an abundance of tasty
black fruit. USDA Zones
4-8. E185: $18.50 each
THINLEAF
HUCKLEBERRY (V. membranaceum) Its fruit is amongst
the largest and best flavored of all the wild blueberries.
Plants can grow to 5 feet tall and produce pink flowers
and dark purple berries up to ½-inch in diameter. Declared
the state fruit of Idaho, these plants grow throughout
the Northwestern states at elevations above 2,000 feet.
They are adapted to cool, short seasons. They are grown
from seed, so plant at least two for pollination. Plants
require a well-drained soil, preferably one that is rich in
peat. Thinleaf is best grown in pots until being planted
out carefully with the soil around the roots. We guarantee
these plants to arrive in good condition, but because of
their unique habitat requirements, we cannot guarantee
them to grow. USDA Zones 6-8. E188: $18.50 each, 3+:
$16 each
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