Northern Highbush type, well-suited to the South Island, with a higher number of chilling hours required compared to their Rabbiteye counterparts. Plant two or more of the same type (e.g. Northern Highbush or Rabbiteye) together to ensure pollination unless otherwise stated.

Early crops of very large berries of good flavour. Loose clusters of light-blue berries are borne on the outside of the canopy. Berries are firm with excellent keeping quality. Ripens from late November to early January.

Plant in full sun with well-drained soil, moist, acid-based soil.

Height 1m

Width 1m

Frost hardy

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