The ‘Northland’ Blueberry (Vaccinium ‘Northland’) is an extremely hardy half-high blueberry bush, known for its high productivity and its ability to perform well in northern climates. It produces an abundance of medium-blue fruits with a sweet and slightly aromatic flavor.
Harvest usually occurs in July (mid-season) in Quebec. This variety is appreciated for both fresh consumption and processing.
It develops a compact, dense, and vigorous shrub with green foliage that turns beautiful reddish hues in the fall.
The bell-shaped spring flowers are visited by pollinators, promoting excellent fruit set.
⚠️ For optimal production, it is recommended to plant another compatible variety nearby to improve cross-pollination.
Characteristics
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Botanical name: Vaccinium ‘Northland’
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Type: Fruit shrub
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Flowering: Spring
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Harvest: July
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Fruit: Medium blue
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Flavor: Sweet
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Height: 1 to 1.2 m
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Width: 1 to 1.2 m
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Exposure: Full sun
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Soil: Acidic, rich, and well-drained
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Hardiness: Zone 3
The ‘Northland’ Blueberry is an excellent choice for those looking for a very hardy, reliable, and productive blueberry bush, perfectly adapted to Quebec conditions.