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Blueberry ‘Chandler’

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SKU: V15102 Categories: Blueberry Plants, Fruit Plants and Bushes

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Blueberry ‘Chandler’ produces a wealth large, firm berries up to 2g each in weight and 20mm (¾inch) in diameter. The delicious, juicy fruits are produced from the beginning of August until mid September. An attractive shrub for the patio or acidic borders, bearing masses of sweetly scented creamy white flowers in spring, and fiery crimson autumn foliage. Blueberries are packed with health-boosting compounds and are especially delicious in pies, muffins and jams. This blueberry is self fertile, but for bigger crops we recommend growing blueberry ‘Chandler’ alongside a different variety, to enable cross pollination. Height and spread: 150cm (59″).

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Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. The height and spread of the plant delivered will vary depending on the season, meaning arrival images are an indication only.

Plant Size Height Up to 150cm (60in)
Spread Up to 150cm (59in)

Hardiness & Longevity Hardy Shrub

Ideal For kitchen gardenpatio

Position In sun or semi shade

Harvest Months

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Codes
1 x 1.5 Litre Potted Plant (13868)
1 x 3 Litre Potted Plant (14219)

Blueberries grow best in an acid soil. If you don’t have acid soil, simply plant them in patio containers in ericaceous compost. When growing Blueberries in patio containers, use a mix of ericaceous compost and a soil based compost such as John Innes No. 3. Repot the plant at its original soil level and firm well into the new container. Water well and position in sun or semi shade. Alternatively, if you are gardening on acid soil, grow Blueberry plants directly in borders in a sheltered, position in moist, well drained soil.

Feed and water regularly throughout the growing season. Where possible, use rainwater as the lime contained in tap water will reduce the acidity in the soil over time. After the first 2 or 3 years, begin to prune out the oldest stems each autumn in order to encourage healthy new growth the following year. Remember to cover fruits with netting in summer to protect your crop from hungry birds!