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Transform your backyard into a productive edible landscape with Fruit Bushes for sale from Nature Hills Nursery. Our collection of premium berry bushes, including Blueberry plants, Raspberry bushes, and Blackberry plants, delivers fresh, organic fruit right to your doorstep. Whether you're creating a small space garden or planning a large homestead orchard, our cold-hardy fruit bushes are perfect for zones 3-9.

Why Grow Fruit Bushes in Your Backyard?

  • Fresh, homegrown fruit right at your fingertips!
  • Attracts pollinators and wildlife for a healthier ecosystem
  • Beautiful spring blooms, summer greenery, and vibrant fall color
  • Compact sizes fit easily into small yards
  • Used as edible landscaping or container gardens
  • Long-lived and productive for years of enjoyment

Complete Fruit Bush Care Guide

Planting Requirements

  • Full sun location (6+ hours daily)
  • Well-draining soil, pH 5.5-6.5 for Blueberries
  • Enrich the soil with organic compost
  • Space plants 4-6 feet apart for best growth

Watering & Fertilizing

  • Deep watering 1-2 times weekly during the first year
  • Enjoy organic fruit without pesticides
  • Preserve, freeze, or can your harvest
  • Mulch heavily to retain moisture
  • Organic fertilizer in early spring
  • Acidic fertilizer for blueberries specifically

Pruning & Maintenance

  • Late winter pruning for best yields
  • Remove dead, diseased, or crossing branches
  • Thin canes on Raspberry bushes annually
  • Harvest timing varies by variety

Benefits of Growing Fruit Bushes in Your Garden

Perfect for Small Space Gardening

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  • Dwarf fruit bushes thrive in containers
  • Compact berry shrubs fit in tight spaces
  • Vertical growing options for patios and balconies

Easy Care & Low Maintenance

  • Drought-tolerant once established
  • Perennial producers for 15-20+ years
  • Minimal pruning compared to fruit trees

Wildlife & Pollinator Friendly

  • Attracts beneficial insects, native bees, and birds
  • Provides food and shelter for small wildlife
  • Adds seasonal beauty with blooms and foliage

Cost-Effective Food Production

  • Save money versus store-bought berries
  • Enjoy organic fruit without pesticides
  • Preserve, freeze, or can your harvest

Popular Fruit Bush Categories

Blueberry Bushes for Sale

High-bush, low-bush, and half-high Blueberry varieties are perfect for fresh eating, baking, and preserving. Our northern highbush Blueberry Bushes thrive in acidic soil and produce abundant harvests.

Raspberry & Blackberry Bushes

Choose from ever-bearing Raspberry Bushes, summer-bearing varieties, and thornless Blackberry Plants. Perfect for fresh eating, jams, and desserts.

Gooseberry & Currant Plants

European Gooseberry bushes and red Currant plants add unique flavors to your berry patch. Excellent for jellies, pies, and fresh snacking.

Other Fruit Bushes for Sale at Nature Hills

Why Buy Fruit Bushes from Nature Hills?

Transform your landscape into a productive paradise with premium fruit bushes from Nature Hills Nursery. Whether you're a beginner gardener or an experienced grower, our expert-selected varieties ensure delicious harvests for years to come!

Guaranteed Live Arrival - 1-Year Warranty on All Plants
Expert-Selected Varieties - Cold-hardy, disease-resistant cultivars
Fast Shipping - Direct from our nursery to your garden
Growing Support - Free care guides and expert advice

FAQS for Buying Fruit Bushes Online

How long does it take for fruit bushes to produce fruit?

Most berry bushes produce small harvests in year 2, with full production by years 3-4. Blueberries may take 2-3 years, while raspberries often produce fruit the first year after planting.

Do fruit bushes need full sun to grow?

Yes, most fruit bushes need at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal fruit production. Some varieties, like Currants and Gooseberries can tolerate partial shade but will produce less fruit.

When is the best time to plant fruit bushes?

Early spring (after last frost) or fall (6-8 weeks before hard freeze) are ideal. Spring planting allows establishment before summer heat, while fall planting gives roots time to develop before winter dormancy.

How much space do fruit bushes need?

Standard varieties need 4-6 feet spacing between plants. Dwarf varieties can be planted 2-3 feet apart. Raspberries and blackberries need 3-4 feet between plants and 6-8 feet between rows.

Are fruit bushes self-pollinating or do I need multiple plants?

Most berry bushes are self-fertile (blueberries, raspberries, blackberries), but cross-pollination with different varieties often increases yield and fruit size. Plant at least 2 different blueberry varieties for best results

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