Varieties

Abundance

A vigorous, high-yielding variety. Fruit is large and firm with good color, flavor, and scar. Begins ripening a few days after Star. Easy to pollinate.

Bluecrisp

A large, sweet berry with crisp-textured fruit. Berries are large, medium-dark, with excellent shipping qualities

Colossus

An early season cultivar that produces jumbo fruit developed for hand and machine harvesting.

Farthing

Vigorous and survives well in commercial fields. It is a vigorous but not a tall-growing plant. It has the somewhat squat bush structure of ‘Windsor’, but with more branchiness

Indigocrisp™ FL98-325

Indigocrisp™ ‘FL98-325’ produces berries with very firm, crisp-textured skin, and a very high sugar-to-acid ratio

Kestrel™ FL02-40

A southern highbush blueberry variety developed at the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences blueberry breeding program

Millennia

A low-chill cultivar that produced large, early-ripening fruit, firm, light blue color, with good picking scar, and a mild pleasant flavor

Primadonna

It produces large, high-quality berries on a vigorous, upright bush. In Florida, ‘Primadonna’ requires careful pruning to induce spring leafing

Santa Fe

A vigorous, upright bush. Berries are medium size, with excellent flavor and shipping qualities. ‘Santa Fe’ has the potential for mechanical harvest.

Scintilla

Has a vigorous and semi-upright in growth habit. Its survival under field conditions is medium to good

Southern Belle

Has a very large, firm berry with excellent packing and shipping qualities

Springwide

Very low-chilling requirement of about 200 hours below 7 degrees C. It produces a large berry with medium-blue color, good scar, firmness, and flavor

Vireo

It flowers and fruits well in areas of central and north Florida where the mean coldest temperature of coldest month is 60 degrees F

Arcadia™ FL07-399

A new mid-season variety best adapted to production regions similar to central and south-central Florida.

Bobolink FL03-291

A highly vigorous plant with excellent survival, and a strong upright growth habit

Emerald

A vigorous, high-yielding plant. Along with ‘Jewel’, it is one of the main varieties being planted in central Florida for early harvest. Berries are large and have good shipping qualities

Flicker FL96-43

They are upright, highly vigorous, and have shown excellent potential for evergreen production

Jewel

Very popular in central Florida for planting with ‘Emerald’. Produces a high yield of large, round berries that have good packing and shipping qualities

Magnus

Early production of large fruit for hand harvest for fresh fruit market. Not firm enough for machine using 2016 machine technology. Expecting at least 8 years of high yield. Earlier than Star and Emerald.

Optimus

Early production of firm machine harvest fruit. High fruit quality. Medium size. High vigor.

Raven

Raven™ ‘FL05-627’ has high pollen abundance and a desirable growth habit (resembling ‘Star’)

Sapphire

Low-chill, produces an upright bush, and produces many new leaves in areas of central and north Florida. Produces large, firm fruits

Sebring

Produces vigorous upright bush with medium to good survival in the field.

Southmoon

Low-chill variety with an upright bush with the ability to flower and leaf vigorously in an area where the mean temperature of the coldest month is 58 degrees F

Star

Flowers late and ripens early. The bush is strong, upright, survives well, and is easy to prune

Wayne

Early production and high yield fruit. Not firm enough for machine harvest using 2016 machine technology. Expecting at least 8 years of high yield. Jewel-like but firmer and less need of Dormex!

Avanti™ FL06-203

A new variety which is noted for its very low chill requirement, very early fruit maturation, and adaptation to production regions in central and south-central Florida.

Chickadee™ FL04-235

A vigorous plant which has a good survival rate. It has a desirable upright growth habit, with a narrow base that makes it nearly monopodial

Endura™ FL06-377

A mid-to-late maturing variety best adapted to production regions similar to central Florida. Plants perform well under both evergreen and hydrogen cyanamide management systems.

Florida Rose

A highly photogenic, rabbit-eye variety with fruit that are bright pink to red. Its fruit are large with good firmness, scar, and flavor

Keecrisp™ FL06-556

A low chill, mid-to-late-maturing variety best adapted to production regions in north central Florida and south Georgia

Meadowlark™ FL01-173

Meadowlark™ ‘FL01-173’ is one of the newest releases from the University of Florida’s Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences blueberry breeding program

Patrecia

An early maturing variety which may be a valuable alternative to many growers in Florida and south Georgia

San Joaquin

FLX-1’ is a southern highbush blueberry clone distinguished by its low chilling requirement, its vigorous, upright bush and by its very firm, sweet berries

Savory

An early-ripening rabbiteye variety. It ripens about a week before ‘Climax’, with large, light-blue berries and excellent firmness, scar, and color.

Snowchaser

Ripens up to 20 days earlier than ‘Star’, but flowers very early and requires frost protection.

Springhigh

‘Springhigh’ is a very vigorous, upright bush with excellent survival in the field. Berries are very large and medium dark, with good scar and flavor.

Sweetcrisp

Is a highly vigorous bush with excellent field survival. Its berries are unusually firm, crisp, and swee

Windsor

Early southern high-bush with low chill requirement, vigorous, spreading growth habit, prolific early-spring leafing