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Vaccinium myrtillus

Species

Also called whort, hurt, European blueberry, common bilberry, urts, wimberry, hurtleberry, huckleberry

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Vaccinium myrtillus
Photo: Amédée Masclef · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Fact sheet

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Typeshrub

“deciduous, low-growing shrub” — Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus): Complete Growing Guide

Germination temperature70 °F

from Blueberry · “Germination Temp (°F) 70” — Blueberry Growing Guide — SproutSmart

LightFull Sun

from Blueberry · “Light: Full Sun·Maturity: 30 Days·Habit: Shrub” — Blueberry Growing Guide — SproutSmart

Waterdeeply at least once per week

from Blueberry · “watered deeply at least once per week” — 15 Blueberry Companion Plants for a Healthier Crop

Soil pH4.5–5.5

“pH 4.5-5.5” — Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus): Complete Growing Guide

Hardiness zones3-11

from Blueberry · “USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-11” — 15 Blueberry Companion Plants for a Healthier Crop

Propagationtransplant

from Blueberry · “Blueberries are typically planted as nursery plants (transplant)” — Blueberry Growing Guide — SproutSmart

Ready whenfully blue and come off with a gentle tug; they should taste sweet rather than tart

from Blueberry · “Pick when berries turn fully blue and come off with a gentle tug; they should taste sweet rather than tart” — Blueberry Growing Guide — SproutSmart

Edible partsberries

“dusky blue-black berries prized” — Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus): Complete Growing Guide

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