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Shipping all of our plants potted in soil to ensure the best possible start when planted in yard or garden. This enables us to ship year round. Plants make great gifts! | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
When you open a box with a plant from Clifton's Nursery, you will see that we go to great lengths to pamper our plants. We know you will be pleased. Please consider our plant material not only for yourself, but for gift giving too!
Your plants will arrive at your doorstep carefully cradled in a package engineered specifically for our nursery. As an added benefit, the plants will arrive in their original container with their original soil mix---to minimize plant shock, we do not bareroot the plants prior to shipment.
Do you know citrus make excellent indoor plants? And that many have very fragrant blossoms? Try one today. Many unusual new varieties in stock, including Italian Lemon tree. Shipping year round! Purchase a tree in soil and you will be off to a much better head start. | |  | Berries | Home » » Southmoon "Mild Winter" Blueberry Plant, Two Gallon Container by Monrovia Growers | | | | | | | Description: | | The Southmoon blueberry is a southern highbush variety, highly productive in areas where it will receive as few as 500 hours of winter chill, yet hardy to USDA zone 6 and higher, so plant with confidence. Pick your delicious, large sized fruit early summer. Also enjoy from this blueberry variety white bell shaped flowers and colorful fall foliage, so a plant that will definitely delight all the senses. The Southmoon blueberry grows upright to 6 feet tall and wide or clip to shape. Plant in an acidic well drained soil. Water regularly during the growing season. Before new growth begins, prune off twiggy growth, leaving only main stems to prevent overbearing. Shipped as a well established plant in its original soil and container. | | | Features: | |
• The Southmoon blueberry is a southern highbush variety, highly productive in areas where it will receive as few as 500 hours of winter chill, yet hardy to USDA zone 6 and higher, so plant with confidence.
• Pick your delicious, large sized fruit early summer. Also enjoy from this blueberry variety white bell shaped flowers and colorful fall foliage, so a plant that will definitely delight all the senses.
• The Southmoon blueberry grows upright to 6 feet tall and wide or clip to shape. Plant in an acidic well drained soil.
• Water regularly during the growing season. Before new growth begins, prune off twiggy growth, leaving only main stems to prevent overbearing.
• Shipped as a well established plant in its original soil and container.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 15.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 15.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 15.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 12.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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Southmoon MILD (USDA Zone 6 and higher) winter blueberriesMay 21, 2013
By Hal Shaker
This plant arrived in a box which had cardboard dividers and packing peanuts to stabilize the contents. The plant’s container was wrapped and tied in plastic to keep the soil and moisture where it belongs. It is a very healthy specimen (roughly 2 x 2 feet in volume) and already developing some good clusters of blueberries. The packaging is superb.
In the course of my research, I found that blueberries demand acidic soil with several sites giving instructions on how to use pH papers and prep the soil for a year, then plant new vines which will begin to produce in two more years. That requires a wee bit too much patience for a container specimen in my backyard, so I selected this well developed product rather than wait three years. The extra expense of a plant like this, amortizes out to around one dollar a month versus the other method.
I also purchased some bags of Azalea Soil which are already conditioned and ready to go for blueberry plants, just the way I like it. Blueberries grow well in containers and I selected this technique in order to keep the different soils separate and…. oh god, I can’t go on…. I’m using a container because I’m getting old and squatting down to pick the berries is a hassle. That’s not to say I don’t want to engage in hunter-gatherer activities, I just don’t want to work as hard. So the container holds the bush at a better height, while supplying an attractive visual in the yard.
Be sure to match your plant to the growing zone (9 for me) where you live, the plants won’t let you cheat and you will be punished with lower yields and constant worry. Using a container, Azalea soil, and this well established plant has made adding blueberries to the garden a relatively simple task.
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