Burgundy Blueberry
Home GardenerPrimarily used as a container plant, Burgundy is a small but mighty standout selection for home gardeners. Standing three feet wide by one to two feet tall, Burgundy’s distinctive foliage is not to be ignored. You’ll enjoy bronzy-colored new growth in spring, delicate gray-green leaves in summer, and deep burgundy fall colors. Burgundy will give you small berries—the size of small peas—that are easy to pick and have a classic wild taste.
- Why Choose Burgundy? Burgundy is a standout container plant that is small but mighty, putting on a colorful foliage display spring, summer, and fall.
- What to Expect: Burgundy will give you small berries—the size of small peas—that are easy to pick and have a classic wild taste.
- Recommended Growing Zones: Burgundy is best suited for hardiness zones 3–8.
When will my blueberry plant bear fruit?
Blueberry plants bear fruit one year after planting. Pinch blossoms during the establishment year.
How much sunlight do blueberry plants need?
Blueberry plants like direct sun, ideally, for at least eight hours per day. However, if eight or more hours of direct sunlight is not possible, the absolute minimum is six hours per day.
How do I properly space my blueberry plants?
Blueberry plants should be spaced 4’–5’ in the row and 10’–12’ between rows.
Can I plant my blueberry plant in a container?
Yes! This variety thrives in a container.
