Heidelbeere 'Bluecrop'-Jungpflanzen Bombyx® which is why it should

which is why it should be raised on a trellis

But the special thing about Autumn Chef® is that this variety also produces a very good yield on two-year-old canes

after the longest day on June 21st

but it is the first twice-flowering variety that enables a safe second harvest

Heidelbeere 'Bluecrop'-Jungpflanzen Bombyx® which is why it shouldBluecrop' is very popular and is considered a standard medium ripening variety. The variety is very vigorous and reaches heights of 120 150 cm. Like all cultivated blueberries, it loves acidic soil or a bucket with acidic ericaceous soil. 'Bluecrop' flowers in June, is self pollinating, resistant to irrigation and produces consistently high yields. The harvest is concentrated in the second half of July. The ripe berries stay on the bush for a long