An outstanding variety for areas with severely cold winters and abundant snow cover, surviving to -40 degrees F. Dwarf plants grow only 10 to 18 inches tall and are covered with dense, dark green, glossy foliage that turns dark red in the fall. The medium-size, sky-blue fruits have excellent wild blueberry flavor, superior to most highbush cultivars, with yields of up to 2 lbs. on each bush. Developed at the University of Minnesota. PP
Although blueberries are somewhat self-fruitful, fruit set will be greater when more than one variety is planted.
