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Huckleberry 'Pacific Spear'
Vaccinium ovatum 'Pacific spear'
- Dark black pea-sized fruits ripen in the late Summer and Autumn.
- Rich and very juicy with a sweet flavour.
- Heavy cropping, ripening over a long period.
- Self Fertile.
Supplied as a pot grown plant approximately 12" - 18" (30 - 45 cm) tall including pot.
This Product is Available Now.GBP1 or more £19.95 each
Very closely related to the Blueberry, this native of North America is a lovely thing to grow! Evergreen in habit, the Spring growth is tinged a ruddy bronze. Beautiful cream-coloured bell shaped flowers are followed by a profusion of the lovely black berries.
Ripening over a period of three weeks or more, the fruit is best left to fully ripen on the plant in order to achieve maximum flavour and juiciness! On the subject of juiciness, a word of caution - the purple black juice is very staining so any attempts at sneaky picking and eating in the garden will probably not go unnoticed anyway! Perfect for making juice (obviously), jams and syrups - or 'muddling' into a cake or muffin mix, or simply a bowl of ice cream.
- Harvest late August - September (best harvested when fully ripe - so check and pick regularly).
- Grow to approximately 5 feet (150 cm) tall.
- Thrive in full sun or partial shade.
- Require an ericaceous (acid) soil.
- Self fertile - though planting several plants will aid pollination and increase yield.
