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Bushel and Berry® BerryBux® Blueberry

Vaccinium c. 'ZF08-095' PP25,467

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Specifications

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Vaccinium c. 'ZF08-095' PP25,467
  • Growing Zones
    5 - 8
  • Mature Height
    2 - 3 Feet
  • Mature Spread
    2 - 3 Feet
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Moisture
    Medium
  • Soil
    Well Drained Soil
  • Growth Rate
    Medium
  • Flower Color
    White
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pollinator Required
    No
  • Pruning Time
    Early Spring
  • Bloom Period
    Late Spring
  • Harvest Time
    Mid Season

Bushel and Berry® BerryBux® Blueberry

The BerryBux® Blueberry PP#25,467 (Vaccinium c. 'ZF08-095') is a truly unique edible ornamental bred for both fruit and foliage! This dwarf hybrid Blueberry is evergreen in most regions, with glossy, Boxwood-like leaves that keep their shape and color year-round!

Spring brings tiny, bell-shaped white blooms, highly sought after by the bees, that transform into a heavy summer crop of small, flavorful blueberries. It's self-pollinating and reblooms in some climates, and is highly ornamental even when not fruiting. The berries ripen in mid-summer, offering not only fresh snacking delights but also attracting pollinators when in bloom and birds when fruiting. In fall and winter, the foliage may take on a bronzy hue in colder climates.

Compact and dense, BerryBux® grows just 2 to 3 feet tall and wide, forming a tidy, rounded mound. Its leaves are small, deep green, and leathery, closely resembling a Boxwood hedge, earning it a reputation as the "Fruiting Boxwood". Making it a great alternative to Boxwood and including edible landscaping in your home's curb appeal!

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Key Features

  • Compact, evergreen shrub with Boxwood-like foliage
  • Self-pollinating and reblooming in mild climates
  • Produces a heavy crop of blueberries in summer
  • Stays under 3 feet tall and wide
  • Great for edible landscaping, formal gardens, borders, or containers
  • Disease-resistant and easy to maintain
  • Tolerates urban environments and some clay soil

Landscaping Uses

With a mature size of 2-3 feet tall and wide, BerryBux® Blueberry is a tidy, mounded edible shrub perfect for creative planting. It is an excellent substitute for Boxwood in edible landscaping, suited for hedges, containers, borders, or knot gardens.

Native Blueberries have a long North American history, revered by Indigenous cultures for both nutrition and medicine. This modern hybrid keeps the heritage alive in a petite, stylish package.

  • Low edible hedges or knot gardens
  • Foundation plantings with seasonal interest
  • Patio or porch containers with food and flair!
  • Substitution for Boxwood in formal garden design
  • Pollinator gardens or wildlife-friendly landscapes
  • Great for small-space gardening and balcony gardens
  • Pathway borders or front-of-bed plantings
  • Perfect for Children's Gardens!

Care and Maintenance

This is an evergreen dwarf shrub and a fruiting ornamental that thrives with basic care and attention to soil.

Hailing from a line of Bushel and Berry® innovations, this variety thrives in USDA zones 5–8 and is incredibly adaptable. BerryBux® is disease-resistant, low maintenance, and can handle urban conditions.

  • Planting Time: Spring or fall for the best establishment
  • Sun Needs: Full sun to partial shade (more berries in full sun)
  • Soil Needs: Prefers acidic, well-drained soil; tolerates clay with amendments
  • Moisture Needs: Moderate; consistent moisture, especially during fruiting
  • Mulch/Arborist Mulch: 3–4 inches of bark or arborist chips; compost helps
  • Fertilization Needs: Acid-loving plant food in early spring
  • Blueberry Pruning Info: Prune lightly after fruiting to maintain shape; no heavy pruning is needed
  • Special Needs/Perks:

Why BerryBux® is a Berry Smart Choice

The BerryBux® Blueberry adds structure, beauty, and fresh fruit to your landscape in one tidy little package. Whether edging a pathway, filling a patio pot, or shaping a formal edible border, this evergreen dwarf Blueberry keeps its good looks year-round and rewards you with juicy berries each summer. Fruitful, fashionable, and oh-so-easy!

Order now from Nature Hills Nursery and we’ll ship Bushel and Berry® BerryBux® at the proper time for your growing zone—right to your door!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is BerryBux® Blueberry self-pollinating?
Yes, it is self-pollinating, but planting another variety nearby can increase the fruit set.

How tall does BerryBux® Blueberry grow?
It stays compact, reaching just 2 to 3 feet in height and width.

Can I grow BerryBux® in a container?
Absolutely—it was bred for container growing and looks fantastic in pots.

Does BerryBux® Blueberry need acidic soil?
Yes, like all Blueberries, it prefers acidic soil with a pH of around 4.5 to 5.5.

Is BerryBux® evergreen?
Yes, in mild climates it holds its glossy green leaves year-round; in colder areas, it may bronze or defoliate slightly.

What makes BerryBux® different from other Blueberries?
Its dwarf size, evergreen foliage, and Boxwood-like appearance make it a dual-purpose ornamental and edible shrub.

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