Northcountry Blueberry #01
Pairs well with
Common Name: Northcountry Blueberry
Latin Name: Vaccinium corymbosum × angustifolium ‘Northcountry’
Height: 1.5–2.5 ft
Spread: 2–3 ft
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Hardiness Zone: 3–7
Description:
Northcountry Blueberry is a low-growing, easygoing shrub that’s perfect for edging, small gardens, or edible landscaping. In spring, it’s dotted with petite white flowers, followed by a steady crop of small to medium-sized berries in early to mid-summer. The fruit is exceptionally sweet with a classic wild blueberry flavor, making it a favorite for snacking right off the plant. Its compact, spreading habit fills in nicely without getting unruly, and its foliage develops warm red tones in fall.
Standout Feature:
Naturally low-growing habit combined with sweet, wild-flavored berries—great for borders and ground-level planting.
Interesting Fact:
Northcountry is one of the smallest half-high blueberries, but it’s also one of the most productive for its size and performs especially well in colder climates.
