Blueberry & Raspberry Varieties 2026
Our blueberry plants are Northwest friendly varieties with a variety of growth habits, berry flavors and harvest seasons. We have put together some information to help you decide which plant is best for your growing conditions. If you are looking for a specific variety, please email or call us to inquire.
Blueberry Bush Prices:
One Gallon $12.99 each, buy 3 or more one gallon $10.99 each
Two Gallon $32.99 each (except Sweet Heart and Top Hat 2 gallon $24.99 each)
Five Gallon $43.99 each
Bluegold - One or Two Gallon
Bluegold blueberry is one of the sweetest tasting, easiest blueberry bushes to grow in a smaller bush size. Bell shaped white blossoms in spring then produces sky blue berries that are great for fresh eating & baking. Golden yellow foliage in autumn.
Blue Ribbon - Two Gallon
The Blue Ribbon produces a large quantity of large, very firm, flavorful berries. Excellent fresh eating berry. This is a vigorous grower that will spread and makes for ideal trellising. Yellow and orange autumn foliage.
Bluecrop - One Gallon
Fruits ripen mid-July with harvest continunig for weeks. Bluecrop is good for freezing, baking and fresh eating. Vigorous upright growth of 4-6 feet; keep pruned. Blaze of crimson in autumn making this an ideal hedge. Acidic soil is ideal.
Bonus - One Gallon
The Bonus variety of blueberry is a very hardy and voracious producer of fruit. Bonus produces one of the largest fruits (approximately the size of a quarter). The fruit is firm with a sweet flavor. Vibrant red, orange and bronze foliage in autumn.
Cabernet Splash Hybrid - Two Gallon
The Cabernet Splash is very ornamental with deep red wine colored foliage with white flowers in spring. As the shrub matures, the foliage turns green, then back to red tones in autumn. Has an upright growth habit.
Chandler - One Gallon
The Chandler blueberry produces one of the largest fruits (can reach the size of cherries). Bloom color is white with red foliage in autumn. Needs moist, well-drained soil - this is one of the easier blueberry plants to grow.
The Darrow shurb is a vigorous, upright grower that produces very large, firm and juicy berries. It is an evergreen shrub with small, blue-green leaves with a waxy texture. Foliage may turn a deep red or purple color in cooler months.
The Draper blueberry has a compact growth habit. Ideal as an edible landscape, with an early to mid-season harvest. Produces a large amount of firm, flavorful fruit.
Duke - One, Two or Five Gallon
The Duke blueberry is a very popular variety - it has a sweet flavor, produces a large quantity of berries over the season. White with pink tinged flowers in spring, yellow and orange foliage in autumn. Duke is a self-pollinating blueberry, to produce more fruit you can cross pollinate.
Earliblue - Two or Five Gallon
Earliblue is among the earliest berries to ripen, produces a firm, sweet medium sized fruit. Has an upright growth habit. Vibrant scarlet red foliage in autumn.
Elliott - One Gallon
Elliott produces a large, firm fruit. Bloom color is a beutiful white with pink in spring with burgundy stems in the off season. Needs loamy, well drained soil.
Jersey - One, Two or Five Gallon
The Jersey is a hardy, easy to grow, vigorous plant that makes a beautiful upright hedge. The bush has an ornamental appeal with its tall shape and blooming pink and white flowers, dense leaves. Autumn foliage is bright orange and red.
Liberty - Two Gallon
A newer variety, the Libery blueberry is known for its large, sweer and flavorful berries. An upright growth habit with a smaller size shrub. Autumn foliage is red-orane.
Northland- One Gallon
The Northland berry has a sweet, tart and wild flavor that is ideal for baking, preserving and fresh eating. Berries are a beautiful deep blue. Autumn foliage is yellow-orange with red-purple shades.
Northsky- One Gallon
Northsky blueberry is a compact shrub that produces small, firm and flavorful berries - close to a wild blueberry flavor. Mounding growth habit, with dense foliage that turns a bright red in autumn.
Razz - Two Gallon
The Razz blueberry is a unique blueberry known for its strong raspberry flavor. It is a vigorous, upright grower and producer of a beautfiul periwinkle blue berry. Gorgeous bright colors in autumn.
Reka- One, Two or Five Gallon
The Reka blueberry is great for canning and freezing. This variety is a quick grower and high producer of fruit in early season. Berries are medium to large in size. Reka prefers well drained, acidic soil that is consistently moist. Gorgeous burgundy foliage in autumn.
Spartan- Two Gallon
The Spartan berry is a Northern Highbush variety that produces a very large, sweet-tart berry. Ideal for fresh eating, canning, freezing. It has beautiful bright orange-red foliage in autumn.
Sweetheart - One or Two Gallon
The Sweetheart Blueberry is an early season blueberry that may produce a second harvest late in the season. Beautiful plant with uniquely shaped white & pink blossoms in spring, red and burgundy foliage in autumn.
Top Hat - One or Two Gallon
The Top Hat blueberry is a compact grower and produces a medium size firm fruit. Great grown in containers. Fruit is sweet but has a wild tart hint to it. Bell shaped light pink blooms - great plant for containers. Foliage turns a blaze of orange in autumn.
Top Shelf - Two Gallon
The Top Shelf blueberry is a Northern Highbush variety that produces a very large, firm & 'meaty' blueberry with a sweet flavor. Coppery red, orange and purple foliage in autumn.
Toro - Two Gallon
The Toro blueberry is an ideal hedge with its compact growth habit. Bronze colored spring foliage with bright red autumn foliage. Produces a large, firm and sweet berry ideal for cooking and baking and fresh eating.
Raspberry Varieties:
(Not yet finalized for 2026)
Fall Gold
Golden raspberry that is self fertilizing, with the ability to produce two crops each growing season. First crop is late summer to early fall with a second crop arriving the following spring on the same canes. Ideal for fresh eating, jams, pies. Full sun, 4 feet tall to 3 feet wide.
Meekers
Large yield, full flavor berries with a balance between sweet and tart; ripens in summer with a long harvest season. Ideal for fresh eating and freezing. Grows 4-6 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide.
Tulameen
Fruit ripens in the later season (July and August) and can produce up to 50 days. Fruit is on the larger size, and full flavor. Full sun, 5 feet tall.
Willamette
Self pollinating, prolific producer of fruit. Medium size fruit, slightly tart in flavor. Full sun, fast growing. Can reach 6-10 feet in length
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