Give it acidic, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter, and keep the root zone evenly moist while it establishes. Once rooted in, it handles short dry spells better, but consistent moisture during bloom and fruiting helps support better berry set and size. Mulch with pine needles, shredded bark, or other acid-friendly mulch to conserve moisture and protect shallow roots.

For best fruit, plant in full sun, though it also performs in part shade. Mature size is typically about 8-12 inches tall, spreading into a tidy colony over time. It can be used as a small-scale groundcover in naturalized areas, or as a productive edible planting in beds and low hedges.

Prune selectively to keep plants vigorous and productive by removing a portion of older stems after harvest or during dormancy. Pair with another lowbush blueberry selection nearby to encourage pollination and improve fruiting. Avoid alkaline soils, which can cause chlorosis and poor growth.

• Cold hardiness zone: 2-8 (-50 degrees F) - Contact your local extension to confirm hardiness if you are in a fringe zone (we cannot guarantee hardiness in fringe zones)
• Light: Full sun   Part sun
• Growth rate: Moderate
• Mature height: 8-12"
• Spread: 24-36"
• Edible: Yes
• Native to the U.S.: Yes