Suziblue- Southern Highbush Blueberry Bush

Suziblue – Southern Highbush Blueberry Bush

‘Suziblue’ is a robust, compact Southern Highbush blueberry known for its early ripening berries and outstanding flavor. This variety produces medium-sized, firm, and sweet blueberries with a pleasant balance of acidity—perfect for fresh eating or baking.

Its compact growth habit, heat tolerance, and evergreen foliage in mild winters make it an excellent choice for southern gardeners, especially those with limited space. It’s self-fertile but performs even better with a pollinator nearby.

• 🫐 Early-season harvest with excellent flavor
• 🌿 Compact and bushy growth habit
• 🔥 Heat-tolerant and ideal for southern zones
• 🪴 Perfect for containers and raised beds
• 📏 Mature Size: 4–5 ft. tall and wide
• 🌞 Requires full sun and acidic soil

Note: Even though it’s self-pollinating, pairing with another Southern Highbush can increase yields.

Is ‘Suziblue’ good for container growing?

Yes! Its compact growth and self-pollination make it ideal for pots and small spaces.

What makes this variety special?

‘Suziblue’ is prized for its flavor, early harvest, and suitability for warm regions.

Is it self-fertile?

Yes, but yields will improve when planted near another Southern Highbush blueberry variety.

When does it produce fruit?

You can expect to harvest berries in early summer, starting in late spring depending on your zone.

How do I keep the plant healthy?

Provide full sun, acidic soil (pH 4.5–5.5), and regular watering—especially during bloom and fruiting.

Is it suitable for southern climates?

Absolutely! It was bred to thrive in southern U.S. climates (Zones 6–10).