Planting two or more varieties for cross-pollination ensures fruit set and earlier ripening. Blooming intervals of most varieties overlap enough to ensure adequate cross-pollination. Berries are large in size, blue in color, firm, have dry scars, good flavor and good shelf life. Ripens May to early June. Plant growth is vigorous, upright and produces enough new canes to renew the plant.
Berries are large in size, medium-dark blue in color, have a small scar, and good flavor.
Concentrated ripening period. Ripens May to early June. Large fruit with good flavor. Plants are vigorous, upright, disease resistant and productive. Fruit is large, round, light blue, sweet, very firm with a small dry scar.