Get Tons of Outstanding Blueberries!

The Tifblue Blueberry Bush is a proven performer from the Rabbiteye lineage. These blueberries are native to the Southern US, where they shine thanks to their resistance against disease, heat, and drought.

If you're looking for a consistent, delicious Blueberry bush to add to your home, Tifblue is the perfect choice. The Tifblue Blueberry Bush was named the “The Most Universally Outstanding Rabbiteye Blueberry” by the Texas Agrilife Extension Service!

The white blossoms of this Blueberry variety flower around mid-March, and you can expect your first ripe berries by mid-June. Your Tifblue Blueberry bush will produce an abundance of juicy and nutritious fruit - perfect for snacking, baking, smoothies and more.

The best part? The Tifblue Blueberry bush makes an attractive addition to your landscape, too. Your Tifblue will deliver a lovely, deep green color during its growing season, and in the fall, foliage turns a deep and autumnal burgundy. Its neat shape and compact size make it perfect for hedges, too.

You and your family will enjoy your new Tifblue Blueberry bush for seasons to come. And while this bush thrives in warmer climates, you can grow Tifblue Blueberries even if you live in colder areas - just plant it in a container and overwinter it indoors!

Amaze the neighborhood with the the fresh goodness of a home-grown blueberry crop. Don't wait - get yours today!

Planting & Care:

Planting: Plant the Tifblue Blueberry in well-draining, acidic soil and full sun. Dig a hole that is twice as large as the plant's root system, and as deep. Set the plant’s root ball into the hole and fill it with soil.

Press the soil down around the plant’s roots to firm and remove all air pockets. Finally, apply a 3-inch layer of mulch around the bush to inhibit unwanted weed growth and keep the soil moist.

To grow your Tifblue Blueberry in a container, plant in a pot that is twice as large as the plant’s root ball. The pot should have adequate drainage holes in the base to allow the water to drain from the soil. Fill the container with three inches of potting soil, place the root ball into the pot, and firm the soil around the plant’s roots.

Watering: Water your Tifblue at least once per week to keep the soil moist, or check the soil about 2 inches down for dryness.

Fertilizing: Fertilize with an acidic fertilizer, and follow the directions on the fertilizer’s label for application ratios.

Pruning: For best fruiting, prune the oldest, lower branches on your Tifblue Blueberry Bush in late winter.

Pollination: Since the Tifblue Blueberry is not self-pollinating, you'll need another Blueberry variety to get fruit.