Vaccinium Corymbosum - or highbush blueberry plant – is a colourful quality plant that yields delicious fruits. The berries are rightly described as power food and are a perfect match with desserts, the kind of breakfast that will set you up for the day or as a healthy snack.
At the height of summer, the shrub will yield bumper crops and is well suited to deal with Belgium’s - often mercurial - weather conditions. The colours of Vaccinium's foliage range from deep green to orange-red in autumn; the florets are bell-shaped and range from white to white with a pinkish shine.
Vaccinium Corymbosum - or highbush blueberry plant – is a colourful quality plant that yields delicious fruits. The berries are rightly described as power food and are a perfect match with desserts, the kind of breakfast that will set you up for the day or as a healthy snack.
At the height of summer, the shrub will yield bumper crops and is well suited to deal with Belgium’s - often mercurial - weather conditions. The colours of Vaccinium's foliage range from deep green to orange-red in autumn; the florets are bell-shaped and range from white to white with a pinkish shine.
Hale outdoor bloomer
The berries are a vitamin bomb, are jam-packed with antioxidants and barely have any calories. In addition, they are delicious to eat and a perfect fit with various dishes.
Winter and summer
The highbush blueberry plant is well capable of dealing with the changeable weather Belgium is reputed for. Night frost, chilly rainy summer or torrential rains: the blueberry plant is a highly dependable and indomitable plant.
Perennial
The plant has ‘eternal life’. Properly looked after, Vaccinium Corymbosum will allow you to enjoy its intense flavours year after year.
Low maintenance
In spite of its maintenance-friendly character, we advise ensuring the soil is properly moist, especially on hot days. So when the weather is hot, be sure to water the plant on a regular basis, giving it some extra water. Feel free to prune the plant, but only in due course and confined to the oldest twigs.
Light
The blueberry shrub is best off planted in a sunny to semi-shaded spot. Make sure there is sufficient air circulation around the plant, but do not plant it anywhere where it is exposed to high winds.
Acidic soil
To get the most from your plant, plant Vaccinium in an acidic soil. A pH value between 4 and 5 is perfect. If your soil lacks in acidity, mix some turf, bark, humus or spruce soil in with the earth and add water.
Combine for greater yield
The highbush blueberry plant is available in several variants, from ‘Bluejay’ across ‘Spartan’ to ‘Goldtraube’. Combine them to see your yield grow exponentially.
Likes getting its feet wet
The plant likes having wet feet, especially when the weather is hot. Be sure to check if Vaccinium’s shallow root network is sufficiently moist.
Vaccinium Corymbosum - or highbush blueberry plant – is a colourful quality plant that yields delicious fruits. The berries are rightly described as power food and are a perfect match with desserts, the kind of breakfast that will set you up for the day or as a healthy snack.
At the height of summer, the shrub will yield bumper crops and is well suited to deal with Belgium’s - often mercurial - weather conditions. The colours of Vaccinium's foliage range from deep green to orange-red in autumn; the florets are bell-shaped and range from white to white with a pinkish shine.
Hale outdoor bloomer
The berries are a vitamin bomb, are jam-packed with antioxidants and barely have any calories. In addition, they are delicious to eat and a perfect fit with various dishes.
Winter and summer
The highbush blueberry plant is well capable of dealing with the changeable weather Belgium is reputed for. Night frost, chilly rainy summer or torrential rains: the blueberry plant is a highly dependable and indomitable plant.
Perennial
The plant has ‘eternal life’. Properly looked after, Vaccinium Corymbosum will allow you to enjoy its intense flavours year after year.
Low maintenance
In spite of its maintenance-friendly character, we advise ensuring the soil is properly moist, especially on hot days. So when the weather is hot, be sure to water the plant on a regular basis, giving it some extra water. Feel free to prune the plant, but only in due course and confined to the oldest twigs.
Light
The blueberry shrub is best off planted in a sunny to semi-shaded spot. Make sure there is sufficient air circulation around the plant, but do not plant it anywhere where it is exposed to high winds.
Acidic soil
To get the most from your plant, plant Vaccinium in an acidic soil. A pH value between 4 and 5 is perfect. If your soil lacks in acidity, mix some turf, bark, humus or spruce soil in with the earth and add water.
Combine for greater yield
The highbush blueberry plant is available in several variants, from ‘Bluejay’ across ‘Spartan’ to ‘Goldtraube’. Combine them to see your yield grow exponentially.
Likes getting its feet wet
The plant likes having wet feet, especially when the weather is hot. Be sure to check if Vaccinium’s shallow root network is sufficiently moist.
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België • +32 (0)9 346 86 39 • info@bvbaleybaert.be • www.bvbaleybaert.be
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België • +32 (0)9 346 86 39 • info@bvbaleybaert.be • www.bvbaleybaert.be