The O'Neal ripens early, producing large, sweet berries. Fully-grown, it stands 5–6 feet tall and yields 10–20 pounds of fruit. The O'Neal is the leading choice for those seeking an early-ripening southern blueberry plant. (zones 5–9).
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The Brightwell ripens in mid-season, producing sweet, firm, light-blue berries. A fully-grown Brightwell stands 8–12 feet tall and typically yields 8–14 pounds. (zones 6–9)
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The Pamlico ripens early and mid-season, producing sweet, firm, light-blue berries. It does need another blueberry plant to serve as pollinator. (zones 6–10)
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The early-ripening Climax produces sweet berries. Fully-grown, it stands 6–10 feet tall and typically yields 8–22 pounds. Especially popular for ornamental uses, its leaves vary in color from summer's dark green to winter's fiery red. (zones 6–9)
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The Reveille ripens early, producing beautiful powder-blue berries. Fully-grown, a Reveille stands 6–7 feet tall, and adapts well to most soil types. (zones 7–8).
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The Georgia Gem ripens early to mid-season, producing firm, sweet, medium-sized berries. An ideal plant for warm areas, requiring relatively few chill-hours and enduring heat well. Fully-grown, a Georgia Gem stands 5–6 feet tall. (zones 6–9).
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Sharpblue ripens early, producing medium-sized, high-quality berries. A fully-grown Sharpblue stands 5–6 feet tall and typically yields 8–16 pounds. Though self-pollinating, planting other blueberry trees nearby will increase its production. (zones 7–10)
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The Gulf Coast ripens very early, producing medium-sized berries. Excellent in warm areas, requiring relatively few chill-hours to set its fruit. Fully-grown, a Gulf Coast stands 5–6 feet tall. (zones 6–10).
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Sunshine Blue ripens mid-season, producing sweet berries. Fully-grown, this short bush stands 3–4 feet tall and typically yields 5–10 pounds. Its small size makes it especially popular for ornamental uses and patio gardens. (zones 5–10)
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Perennialy selected as consumers' favorite berry, Jersey ripens in mid-season, producing small berries with a long shelf-life. A fully-grown Jersey stands 7 feet tall, and averages 7–10 pounds of fruit. (zones 4–7)
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Top Hat ripens in mid-season, producing firm, dusky berries. A fully-grown Top Hat stands 2 feet high, perfect for containers and patios. Produces 5 to 10 lbs of fruit annually. (zones 5–8)
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The Legacy ripens mid to late-season, producing many high-quality, medium-sized light-blue berries. The fruit stores well, lasting weeks without spoiling. Fully-grown, it stands 5–6 feet tall and adapts well to many types of soil. (zones 5–8).
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Misty ripens early, producing many large, firm berries. Fully-grown, a Misty stands 5–6 feet tall. (zones 6–10)
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