Chippewa Blueberry #01
Pairs well with
Common Name: Chippewa Blueberry
Latin Name: Vaccinium corymbosum × angustifolium ‘Chippewa’
Height: 3–4 ft
Spread: 3–4 ft
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Hardiness Zone: 3–7
Description:
Chippewa Blueberry is a compact, cold-hardy shrub that delivers both beauty and a generous harvest. In spring, it’s covered in delicate white, bell-shaped flowers, followed by clusters of medium-sized blueberries in mid-summer. The berries are firm, sweet, and perfect for fresh eating, baking, or preserving. Its neat, rounded shape makes it easy to tuck into smaller spaces, while its foliage turns a lovely reddish tone in fall, adding extra seasonal interest.
Standout Feature:
Produces high-quality, sweet berries on a compact plant—ideal for smaller gardens or edible landscapes.
Interesting Fact:
Chippewa is a half-high blueberry variety developed specifically for colder regions and thrives when planted with another blueberry variety nearby for improved pollination and larger yields.
