Sun, half shade
Acidic
V-VI
Humid
| Latin name | Vaccinium corymbosum “Bluecrop” |
| Height | 150-170 cm |
| Evergreen | Deciduous |
| PH | Acidic |
| Light | Sun, half shade |
| Humidity | Humid |
| Hardy | Good |
The Bluecrop shrub rapidly grows to a height of 160-200 cm in a spherical shape and then produces plenty of fruit.
The Bluecrop ripens during mid-season (mid-July to mid-August) with a large yield and produces large, beautiful, firm and light-blue fruits with a good flavour. The plant is somewhat susceptible to branch flagging and winter frost. This berry variety can smoothly produce fruits after self-pollination. However, a good cross-pollination with another variety will result in thicker and more fruits.
A true advantage of this variety is its good resistance to winter frost (up to -28 °C).
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