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Tifblue Blueberry

The Tifblue Blueberry is a variety from the Rabbiteye family. These blueberries are native to the Southern US and are a favorite in home gardens because of their resistance to disease and heat and drought tolerance. The Tifblue Blueberry Bush is considered “the most universally outstanding Rabbiteye blueberry” according to the Texas Agrilife Extension Service.

The Tifblue is the most cold-hardy blueberry bush in the Rabbiteye family. Reaching a height and width of 6-8 feet, it has the potential to produce a huge abundance of blueberries. White blossoms are formed in mid to late March with the promise of ripe berries in Mid-June to late July. Foliage can be characterized by a glossy green texture with a beautiful burgundy fall color. Tifblue blueberries are small to medium in size and are tart in flavor until fully ripened.

The Tifblue Blueberry bush makes a great hedge because of its astounding size. Use it for screening purposes, plant in clusters or as a single specimen in the backyard. It will be sure to bring enjoyment to all when harvest season comes along. If this bush is not compatible with your planting zone, plant it in a nice container and bring it indoors whenever weather conditions get too extreme.

Many blueberry varieties are self-fruiting; however, the Tifblue Blueberry requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Below are some recommendations for the most effective cross-pollinators.

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Pink Lemonade
4-8
July - August
Medium-large sized berries. Pink color and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Georgia Gem
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries, sweet flavor with a hint of tart
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Jersey
4-7
August
Medium-large sized berries. Dark blue & sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Blueray
4-7
July
Extra-large berries. Blue & very sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Toro
4-7
June - August
Large sized berries and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Bluecrop
7-9
July
Produces big clusters of large, all-purpose berries
No but recommended for higher yield
Any

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Not Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Premier
7-9
May - June
Large Berries, light blue color, and excellent flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax
Climax
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries and sweet flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue
Tifblue
7-9
June - July
Medium sized berries, light blue color, sweet and tart flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax, Premier, Powderblue
Powderblue
7-9
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Tifblue, Brightwell, Climax, Premier
Brightwell
7-10
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Climax, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue

The Tifblue Blueberry is a variety from the Rabbiteye family. These blueberries are native to the Southern US and are a favorite in home gardens because of their resistance to disease and heat and drought tolerance. The Tifblue Blueberry Bush is considered “the most universally outstanding Rabbiteye blueberry” according to the Texas Agrilife Extension Service.

The Tifblue is the most cold-hardy blueberry bush in the Rabbiteye family. Reaching a height and width of 6-8 feet, it has the potential to produce a huge abundance of blueberries. White blossoms are formed in mid to late March with the promise of ripe berries in Mid-June to late July. Foliage can be characterized by a glossy green texture with a beautiful burgundy fall color. Tifblue blueberries are small to medium in size and are tart in flavor until fully ripened.

The Tifblue Blueberry bush makes a great hedge because of its astounding size. Use it for screening purposes, plant in clusters or as a single specimen in the backyard. It will be sure to bring enjoyment to all when harvest season comes along. If this bush is not compatible with your planting zone, plant it in a nice container and bring it indoors whenever weather conditions get too extreme.

Many blueberry varieties are self-fruiting; however, the Tifblue Blueberry requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Below are some recommendations for the most effective cross-pollinators.

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Pink Lemonade
4-8
July - August
Medium-large sized berries. Pink color and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Georgia Gem
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries, sweet flavor with a hint of tart
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Jersey
4-7
August
Medium-large sized berries. Dark blue & sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Blueray
4-7
July
Extra-large berries. Blue & very sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Toro
4-7
June - August
Large sized berries and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Bluecrop
7-9
July
Produces big clusters of large, all-purpose berries
No but recommended for higher yield
Any

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Not Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Premier
7-9
May - June
Large Berries, light blue color, and excellent flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax
Climax
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries and sweet flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue
Tifblue
7-9
June - July
Medium sized berries, light blue color, sweet and tart flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax, Premier, Powderblue
Powderblue
7-9
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Tifblue, Brightwell, Climax, Premier
Brightwell
7-10
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Climax, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue
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The Tifblue Blueberry is a variety from the Rabbiteye family. These blueberries are native to the Southern US and are a favorite in home gardens because of their resistance to disease and heat and drought tolerance. The Tifblue Blueberry Bush is considered “the most universally outstanding Rabbiteye blueberry” according to the Texas Agrilife Extension Service.

The Tifblue is the most cold-hardy blueberry bush in the Rabbiteye family. Reaching a height and width of 6-8 feet, it has the potential to produce a huge abundance of blueberries. White blossoms are formed in mid to late March with the promise of ripe berries in Mid-June to late July. Foliage can be characterized by a glossy green texture with a beautiful burgundy fall color. Tifblue blueberries are small to medium in size and are tart in flavor until fully ripened.

The Tifblue Blueberry bush makes a great hedge because of its astounding size. Use it for screening purposes, plant in clusters or as a single specimen in the backyard. It will be sure to bring enjoyment to all when harvest season comes along. If this bush is not compatible with your planting zone, plant it in a nice container and bring it indoors whenever weather conditions get too extreme.

Many blueberry varieties are self-fruiting; however, the Tifblue Blueberry requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Below are some recommendations for the most effective cross-pollinators.

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Pink Lemonade
4-8
July - August
Medium-large sized berries. Pink color and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Georgia Gem
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries, sweet flavor with a hint of tart
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Jersey
4-7
August
Medium-large sized berries. Dark blue & sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Blueray
4-7
July
Extra-large berries. Blue & very sweet
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Toro
4-7
June - August
Large sized berries and sweet flavor
No but recommended for higher yield
Any
Bluecrop
7-9
July
Produces big clusters of large, all-purpose berries
No but recommended for higher yield
Any

Blueberry Comparison Chart - Not Self-Fertile

Blueberry Bush
Grow Zones
Ripening Season
Details
Needs Pollinator
Suggested Pollinator
Premier
7-9
May - June
Large Berries, light blue color, and excellent flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax
Climax
7-9
May - June
Medium sized berries and sweet flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue
Tifblue
7-9
June - July
Medium sized berries, light blue color, sweet and tart flavor
Yes
Brightwell, Climax, Premier, Powderblue
Powderblue
7-9
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Tifblue, Brightwell, Climax, Premier
Brightwell
7-10
June - July
Medium-large sized berries. Light blue color and sweet flavor
Yes
Climax, Premier, Tifblue, Powderblue
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