On the Zone 7a/7b line, plant southern highbush or rabbiteye. Northern highbush needs colder. Southern highbush varieties: Early—O’Neal, Cape Fear, Legacy, Summit; Mid—Blue Ridge, Georgia Gem (Zone 8a+); Late—Ozarkblue (Zone 7b). Rabbiteye (need cross-pollination): Early—Austin, Brightwell, Climax, Premier, Woodard; Mid—Bluebelle, Briteblue, Powderblue, Tifblue; Late—Baldwin, Centurion, Choice, Delite.
Protecting Blueberries: Netting for Birds, Not Bugs
Blueberry Pruning: Annual Renewal for Larger, Sweeter Berries
Blueberry 'Southmoon': Early‑Ripening, Large Sky‑Blue Fruit with Low Chill Requirement
Jubilee Blueberry: Low-Chill Sky-Blue Fruit with Evergreen Foliage in Mild Winters
Winter Care for Blueberry Bushes
Blueberry Mummy Berry Disease: Breaking the Cycle
Yellow-Necked Caterpillars on Blueberries: Control with Bt or Spinosad
Growing Southern Highbush Blueberries in Pure Pine Bark
Measuring 1 Inch of Water for Blueberries with a Hose
Why Blueberries Didn’t Fruit This Year
Transplanting Blueberry Suckers in February
Blueberries in Pure Pine Bark: Southern Highbush Container Culture
Blueberry Watering During Drought: Check Local Exemptions
Pruning Storm-Damaged Rabbiteye Blueberries: Timing and Technique
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