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Blueberry Sales
Blueberry Price List
DISCOUNTS:
For purchases of:
Up to 2,000 PLN - wholesale price
2,000-5,000 PLN - 5% discount
5,000-10,000 - 10% discount
Above 10,000 PLN - 15% discount
Customers who arrange their own transport to pick up material receive a 5% discount.
Customers who pay by cash or bank transfer immediately upon receipt receive a 2% discount.
| Blueberry species | Age | Capacity in litres | Height | Retail price in PLN | Wholesale price for purchases of up to 2,000 PLN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American blueberry (highbush) | 1 year 2 years 3 years | 1 3 5 | 20-30 30-40 40-50 | - 10,00,- 20,00,- | 6,50,- 8,00,- 13,00,- |
| Mountain cranberry | - | 1 | 10-15 | 10,00,- | 6,50,- |
| Cranberry | - | 1 | - | 10,00,- | 6,50,- |
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Sales of plants in nursery:
On weekdays
During the months of:
March, April, May, September, October
Between the hours of 07:00 - 16:00
During the remaining months
Between the hours of 07:00 - 15:00
On Saturdays from 07:00 to 13:00.
Companies issuing RR invoices receive a pro-forma receipt in net prices and must add 6% VAT.
Highbush blueberry Duke
This variety ripens a few days prior to Bluecrop. Fertile. The plant has strong growth and a loose, spherical habit. Regular clearing is required for good crops. The fruit varies in size and is collected in bunches. It is firm, very tasty, and covered with a rich, waxy coating. It is suitable for both processing and direct consumption. It is comparable to the Bluecrop variety, according to American data. It is currently considered the best early fruit variety in Western Europe.Highbush blueberry Earliblue
The bush is characterised by moderately strong, extensive growth. This variety bears fruit very early – 10 days before Bluecrop. The fruits ripen successively and are covered with a strong, blue coating, are aromatic, tasty, very sweet, and large to medium in size. Fruit from late harvests can be tiny and only suitable for direct consumption. The main advantages of this variety are its high fertility, early fructification and high resistance to frost. Cultivators vary in their opinions with some complaining about its weak taste and uneven fructification and others praising the high prices it can fetch on account of being harvested early.Highbush blueberry Spartan
The fruit ripens early, a few days after the Earliblue variety, but the flowers blossom late, which reduces the risk of ground-frost damage. The fruit is large, slightly flattened, and dark blue with an ashen coating. It is sweet, lightly sour, very tasty and aromatic. Growth is moderately strong and the bush is frost resistant. Good fruiting requires light soils, correct pH and proper fertilisation.Highbush blueberry Patriot
The bush grows to 120-180 cm with an upright habit. The fruit begins to ripen at the beginning of July. The variety is very fertile and its large, high quality berries (49 berries/0.25l) are tasty and have a strong peel. The first crop must be harvested manually, although later crops can be harvested mechanically. The fruit of later crops is slightly smaller (65 berries/0.25l). The variety thrives in sunny and warm locations. It also fruits well in heavier soils. Recommended for amateur breeding and for plantations. Frost resistant up to -34°C and also known for its resistance to Phytophtora cinnamonii.Highbush blueberry Bluejay
This variety grows very strongly. Older bushes have an extensive habit. The fruit is medium sized, light blue, aromatic, and clustered in loose bunches. Ideal for preserves. Ripens at roughly the same time as Bluecrop. One of the main advantages of the variety is its suitability for mechanical harvesting. It is resistant to frost and disease and is not vulnerable to antracnosis [fruit rot]. Requires intensive pruning and watering.Highbush blueberry Toro
A new variety of extremely aromatic, large, tasty fruit which ripen simultaneously a few days prior to Bluecrop. The fruit is loosely clustered in long bunches similar to grapes. This is a very promising variety. Direct consumption is considered best. Recommended for plantations and mechanical harvesting.Highbush blueberry Sierra
A promising novelty! Bears large and tasty fruit. Distinguished from other new varieties by its abundant fruiting over a period that starts several days before Bluecrop.Highbush blueberry Chandler
A sensational novelty! Large, tasty, light blue fruit with a diameter of around 2 cm. Very fertile. Fruit ripens successively. Fruiting period lasts from 4 to 6 weeks, beginning in mid July and ending in the second half of August. Some sources quote a significantly later fruiting period – until mid September. The fruit is not suitable for storage and is easily damaged during transportation. The bushes are upright, properly branched. Moderately strong growth, ca 150 cm. One drawback may be insufficient resistance to frost in Polish conditions. Further observation is required.Highbush blueberry Bluecrop
Bushes grow strongly to 160-200 cm, have a spherical habit, give abundant fruit and have a tendency to spread. The variety is fertile with bushes yielding 4-9 kg of berries. The fruit is large (65 berries/0.25 l), spherical, even in size, clustered in bunches, and covered with a rich waxy coating. Suitable for both manual and mechanical harvesting. The flesh is greenish, firm, moderately aromatic and wine-sweet. The fruit ripens around the middle of July. The advantages of the variety are its low susceptibility to drought and sufficient resistance to frost (-28°C to -34°C). One downside is a tendency for very abundant. This reduces the size of the fruit unless fully fruiting bushes are thoroughly pruned.Highbush blueberry Brigitta
Australian variety. Bushes exhibit strong growth and enter their full fruiting period early. The fruit is large, tasty, firm and of excellent quality. The variety fruits late but simultaneously, allowing for mechanical harvesting. Fruit can be stored for a long time under controlled conditions. The variety is very promising and is particularly recommended for commercial plantations.Highbush blueberry Herbert
This variety fruits 10-12 days after the Bluecrop variety. It grows strongly and has a loose, extensive habit. The fruit is very large, even in size, clustered in bunches, and covered with a fairly rich waxy coating. The flesh is greenish and wine-sweet. The variety is characterised by high fertility and a late fruiting period.Highbush blueberry Darrow
This variety fruits later than the Bluecrop variety (late July – first half of August). Growth is weak to moderately strong. The fruit is very large, flattened, and covered with a light waxy coating. The flesh is firm, wine-sweet and aromatic, but only tasty when fully ripe. The main advantage of the variety is its high fertility. Unfortunately, there is a danger that some of the fruit may not reach full maturity before the onset of autumn ground-frosts during cold summers.Highbush blueberry Elizabeth
This is a variety valued in Western Europe for its late fruiting. It is considered to be one of the tastiest. The Elizabeth variety fruits very abundantly and the fruit is dark. It is especially recommended for commercial plantations. Some of the fruit cannot reach full maturity before the arrival of ground-frosts in Poland. Growth is strong and extensive.Highbush blueberry Elliott
A very fertile variety. Growth is strong and compact. The fruit is medium in size and very waxy. The variety fruits very late, starting in the middle of August. Some of the fruit may fail to ripen. The fruit will keep for up to 2 months in cold storage but will lose its taste if refrigerated too long. Despite this drawback, it is very commonly cultivated in western countries. More testing is required to find the best atmospheric conditions in Poland.Highbush blueberry hybrid Northblue
A semi-dwarf variety, this hybrid of low and highbush blueberry grows 60-120 cm. The fruit is dark blue and medium in size. The variety grows well, even in poor soils. It is particularly suitable for small allotments on account of its diminutive size and modest requirements. The variety will grow in severe atmospheric conditions and is extremely frost resistant.Highbush blueberry hybrid North Country
At 45-60 cm, this is the smallest of all blueberry bushes. The fruit is dark and has a diameter of 1 cm. Resistant to low temperatures. Strictly for amateur cultivation.
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