Blueberry 'goldtraube'

**Two_Sheds** · 23-02-2010, 07:21 PM

Jackson Nurseries say not

Victoriana says yes

Bakker says not

this may explain the confusion:

Blueberries are partly self fertile and you will get a crop even if you have only one plant, however, commercial growers have noted that you get the heaviest yield by growing two different varieties in close proximity Full Season Blueberry Collection - 3 x 4 litre plants [Patriot/Bluecrop/Goldtraube] - �32.99 : Online Garden Centre - The Plant Directory - , for Plants, Wildlife Care, Tools and other garden related items

**northepaul** · 24-02-2010, 09:36 AM

Yeah I have three different ones to make sure I get a good crop, as TS says.

**sarraceniac** · 24-02-2010, 09:55 AM

Originally posted by northepaul View Post

Yeah I have three different ones to make sure I get a good crop, as TS says.

The beauty of 3 different kinds is also that you can extend the season. I too have 3 different ones, an early, a mid-season and a late and they flower close enough to pollinate (the early for the mid and the mid for the late) so we can enjoy blueberries most of summer. Can't remember what varieties they are though, I didn't keep notes until about 3 years ago.

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