Blueray Blueberry

$36.75

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Size:: 10" AGFB - 12-18"

Quantity Single 4 pack 10 pack 20 pack

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Vaccinium corymbosum 'Blueray'

Choose Blueray Blueberry if you want a productive mid-season blueberry that also looks tidy in the landscape. The tradeoff: it needs acidic, well-drained soil and better pollination support than a single shrub can provide.

Buy This If

You want large mid-season berries.
You can plant more than one variety.
Your soil is naturally acidic or amended.

Skip This If

You want fruit from one plant only.
Your site stays soggy after rain.
You will not protect from browsing.

PGNE Report Card

Category	Grade	Why
Landscape Impact	B+	Blueray earns its keep with flowers, fruit, clean foliage, and fall color without looking out of place in a shrub border.
Growth Rate	B	It grows at a steady moderate pace, so it fills in reliably but is not an instant hedge.
Maintenance	B-	The main work is soil pH management, mulching, watering during dry spells, and occasional pruning for strong fruiting wood.
Deer Resistance	D	Blueberries are worth protecting where deer browse is common, especially young plants and winter buds.
Small Space Fit	C+	It is manageable with pruning, but it is not the best pick for tight foundation corners or narrow beds.
Screening Value	C	It can add seasonal coverage, but it is deciduous and should not be counted on for privacy.

Compare It To

Duke Blueberry

Choose Duke Blueberry if you want an earlier harvest; choose Blueray Blueberry if you want a mid-season crop with bigger landscape presence.

Chandler Blueberry

Choose Chandler Blueberry for very large berries over a longer picking window; choose Blueray Blueberry for a more traditional mid-season highbush option.

Northland Blueberry

Choose Northland Blueberry for a more compact, cold-hardy planting; choose Blueray Blueberry when you have room and want a larger highbush crop.

Our Experience

At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Blueray as part of a two- or three-variety blueberry planting, not as a lone shrub, because pollination and harvest timing matter.

Plant Facts

Mature Height	7 ft
Mature Width	7 ft
Hardiness Zones	3a-7a
Spacing	6.5 ft
Sun	Full Sun
Moisture	Average to moist
Growth Habit	Upright, rounded, multi-stem

Customers Usually Ask

Do I need another blueberry variety?

Yes, plant with another compatible blueberry for better fruit set and a longer harvest.

What soil does it need?

Acidic, well-drained soil is the key requirement; test before planting if unsure.

Will deer eat it?

They can browse blueberries, so use protection where deer pressure is regular.

Why Grow Your Own Edible Plants?

Fresh, Homegrown Flavor: Harvest fruits, berries, and herbs at peak ripeness—far fresher than store-bought options.
Functional & Beautiful: Many edible plants offer attractive blooms, foliage, and structure while producing food.
Long-Term Yield: Fruit trees and berry shrubs provide reliable harvests year after year once established.

Shrubs Grown to Perform in New England

At Pro Growers of New England, our shrubs are grown and maintained locally to perform in true New England conditions. From flowering varieties to evergreen foundation plants, each shrub is properly spaced, pruned, and cared for to develop strong root systems and balanced structure before it ever reaches your landscape.

Unlike large online sellers that ship plants long distances, we invite you to visit our nursery, walk the rows, and inspect the exact shrubs available. You can see the size, health, and fullness in person — ensuring there are no surprises upon delivery.

Pro Growers of New England, Inc

SKU:PGNE-31269

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Blueray Blueberry