Chandler Blueberry Plants

Chandler

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1 – 9 $11.00
10 – 49 $10.00
50 – 99 $9.25
100 – 499 $8.50
500 $7.75

This is a mid to late season blueberry plant with the largest berry of any available variety on the market today. Chandler will fruit over a period of 4–6 weeks, and has very nice flavor. This variety is vigorous, with a spreading habit of 5–6 feet. Chandler is probably not hardy enough for the more northern areas, but should do well in zones 5–7.

Berry Size: Very large
Best in Zones: 5 - 7
Firmness: Moderate
Freezing Quality: Excellent
Winter Hardy: Good
Maturity Height: 5-7 feet
Age of Plant: 1.5 years
Ships as: 1 Liter Pot
Soil pH Level: 4.5 - 4.8
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We recommend a soil pH level of 4.5 - 4.8 for blueberry plants.
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Blueberry plants bear fruit 1 year after planting.
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Contains high levels of Nutraceuticals, a substance providing a healthy benefit to the human body!
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This is what one blueberry plant looks like when it is shipped.

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In 2018 I ordered a variety of various blueberry plants. They all took really well during first year and this spring they are looking awesome, so many blossoms (we did remove some, the first year we removed all blossoms) and so much growth. We now are going to make an asparagus patch. Figured we should order from Nourse since the blueberries worked out so well.

Valerie
Home Grower
Zone 6
05/23/2019

Planted 6 varieties of blueberry plants, all from Nourse. We have to stay on top of the pH, but they have done very well.NOTE THAT WE FOLLOWED THEIR GUIDELINES...(people who whine but didn't listen to the pros are just throwing their money away).
Chandler really surprised us by being incredibly prolific and delicious! We ordered 3 more Chandler (as well as other varieties) as we are planning to sell commercially, since the "experiment" we began 3 years ago has done so well.

gardening granny
Home Grower
Zone 4
09/12/2018

my order came as advertised and plants are doing well right now. we have had a lot of rain and I hope that does not hurt the young plants. if these do well, I will probably order some more.

james s
Home Grower
Zone 5
08/22/2018

Chandler takes a couple of years to really get going, but it is worth the wait. The berry size can be huge, and the flavor is great. Although it is claimed that berries mature over 4 to 6 weeks, my experience is that most of the crop is ready in the first 2 weeks of that period. This year I had a problem with fruit drop prior to ripening, which I believe was due to insufficient watering. Make sure your plant gets enough water when in the fruiting stage. Light mulching is a good idea.

Doug H
Home Grower
Zone 7
08/21/2018

HAVING A PROBLEM w. CHANDLER: EVERY YEAR THE LARGE BERRIES GROW, BUT NEVER RIPEN; THEY STAY HARD AND LIGHT-COLORED AND THEN DROP OFF. IS THERE A HARVESTING TECHNIQUE I AM MISSING?

JOHN
Home Grower
Zone 7
08/21/2018

It winter killed.

GERALD S
Home Grower
Zone 3
08/16/2018

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