The University of Georgia blueberry breeding program has released outstanding rabbiteye varieties with improved yield, fruit quality, and harvest timing. 'Vernon', 'Ochlockonee', and 'Alapaha' represent the latest advances for Southern growers.
Rabbiteye blueberries require cross-pollination. Plant at least two different varieties for fruit set. All three new releases are compatible pollinizers for each other and older varieties like 'Climax', 'Premier', and 'Tifblue'.
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