Northcountry Blueberry

Name: Northcountry Blueberry
Brand: Pro Growers of New England, Inc
SKU: PGNE-31152
Price: 25.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Size #3 - 12-18"

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Vaccinium corybosum 'Northcountry'

Choose Northcountry Blueberry for a small edible bed in a cold New England site; the tradeoff is a smaller crop than taller blueberry varieties.

Buy This If

You want blueberries in a small space.
Your soil is acidic or can be amended.
You value fruit plus fall color.

Skip This If

You need a tall screen.
Deer feed heavily in your yard.
Your soil stays dry and sweet.

PGNE Report Card

Category	Grade	Why
Landscape Impact	B	It gives you a neat low shrub with edible fruit and good fall color, but it will not anchor a large bed by itself.
Growth Rate	B	It fills in at a useful pace for a small edible planting, though it is not an instant mass.
Maintenance	B-	It is manageable when soil acidity and moisture are right, but it can struggle if planted like a basic landscape shrub.
Deer Resistance	C-	Deer readily browse this, so protect it or choose a more deer-resistant plant where pressure is heavy.
Small Space Fit	A	Its compact, spreading habit makes it one of the easier blueberries to tuck into smaller beds.
Screening Value	F	It is too low and open to provide privacy or block a view.

Our Experience

At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Northcountry when the customer wants fruit but does not have room for a full-size blueberry row. Plan the soil first; that matters more than the plant tag.

Plant Facts

Mature Height	1.5 ft
Mature Width	2.5 ft
Hardiness Zones	3a-7b
Spacing	2.5 ft
Sun	Full Sun to Part Shade
Moisture	Average to moist
Growth Habit	Upright, rounded, multi-stem

Customers Usually Ask

Do I need another blueberry nearby?

You can get fruit from one, but another compatible blueberry usually improves the crop.

Can it go in a foundation bed?

Yes, if the bed has enough light, acidic soil, and steady moisture.

Will birds take the berries?

Often, yes; use netting if you want to harvest most of them.

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.

Locally grown for New England conditions

Every plant in our Fall Sale is grown or hardened off right here in New Hampshire, so it's already acclimated to New England winters before it ever leaves our nursery.

Pro Growers of New England, Inc

SKU:PGNE-31152

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Northcountry Blueberry