You will receive one healthy Starter O’Neil blueberry bush.Most images depict a mature plant.Introducing the O’neil Blueberry – a tart, juicy berry that is perfect for any garden! This beautiful bush is hardy in zones 4-9 and prefers acidic soil with plenty of drainage. It grows upright and can reach heights of 4-5 feet, making it a great addition to any landscape.The O’neil Blueberry produces an abundance of large, sweet berries up to an inch in size. They make a great addition to jams, pies, and other desserts. This bush can be planted in the ground or a large container, and is easy to maintain with regular pruning.If you’re looking for a reliable berry bush that will provide sweet and tart fruit for years to come, the O’neil Blueberry is the perfect choice. Plant it in a sunny spot and enjoy the fruits of your labor for seasons to come.USDA Zones: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10Uses: Desserts / Pies, Fresh EatingHarvest Period: EarlyPollination Requirement: Self-FertileMature Size: 4-6 ft.You’ll have early berries with an out-of-this-world flavor. No wonder O’Neal berries are a premium selection at Farmers Markets!High levels of natural fruit sugar and beneficial antioxidants make these indigo-blue berries a total powerhouse. You’ll get a huge health boost with a big smile on your face.Beyond their delicious fruit…these Southern Highbush “blues” remain semi-evergreen in warmer climates. You’ll appreciate O’Neal’s handsome good looks all year-long.Enjoy the white, bell-shaped spring blooms. They are especially delightful, because you know they’ll develop into those tasty berries you love so much!O’Neal has thick, sturdy stems that color up red. They make an architectural accent to your berry patch.Fine-textured foliage is gray-green. This variety adds a sophisticated counterpoint to the bushier Sunshine Blue or large-leafed Misty.O’Neil’s dark-blue berry clusters are easy to pick. Although O’Neal is a self-pollinating plant, you’ll get bigger yields (up to 10 pounds of fruit per plant!) with partners nearby.Cannot be shipped to Washington State