In our current Garden Deal you can buy four exquisite blueberry varieties at a discount of 50%! Each of these four varieties is different; pink berries, blue, drop-shaped berries and red flowers, blue berries and yellow leaves and our super compact blueberry is also included! Harvest your own blueberries instead of buying them at the store. Blueberries are vitamin bombs and their incredibly beautiful ornamental value is definitely worth offering these useful plants a nice spot in your garden. Blueberries also give bees, and especially bumble bees, great joy. And the highlight of these plants follows in autumn with a colouring of the leaves that you have rarely seen. This Deal includes the following plants (each in a 5 litre pot): Blueberry Lowberry® 'Little Blue Wonder' ®: 'Little Blue Wonder' is super compact and grows to only about 40-60 cm in height. Our smallest blueberry blooms in May and you can harvest the first sky blue berries as early as the beginning of August. 'Little Blue Wonder' is deciduous. Blueberry 'Blautropf' ®: this sensational blueberry has very beautiful, light red, bell-shaped flowers and berries that look like drops. The flowers can...
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