What are the Features of Bluegold?
- Bluegold was bred in 1988 in Bestwille Maryland, USA.
- Forms a dense and strong crown.
- The slow-growing Bluegold has a very high yield.
- The grains of Bluegold are light blue, high quality and sweet.
- It is easy to collect, but sometimes the fruit remains on the stem.
- Late ripening Blue Gold blueberries; It has white flowers in May, and leaves that turn fire red in autumn.
- Bluegold, which are deciduous in winter, do not need irrigation in rainy weather.
- The shelf life of the Bluegold variety, which forms a dense and strong bush, is also long.
- It is widely used for landscaping purposes in commercial or garden arrangements in our country.
What are the Soil and Climate Conditions of Bluegold?
Soil and climatic conditions of Bluegold, whose grains are light blue, high quality and highly productive, do not differ from other blueberry. Bluegold like sunny weather, just like all fruits generally like light. In order to get good yield from the fruit, it can be planted in semi-sunny areas. The lowest temperature that bluegold blueberries can withstand is -15 degrees. Since the roots of the plant move very fast in the soft soil, the stem also develops so fast.
How to Grow for Bluegold?
Bluegold, which were bred in Bestwille Maryland in the USA in 1988, are suitable for planting in any month of the year. One of the things we need to pay attention to in the care of, which develops efficiently in semi-sunny places, is regular maintenance. Like any fruit, Bluegold grows rapidly with good feeding and care. If there is no disease in the area where it is planted, it does not need spraying. Bluegold, which receive enough rain during the winter months, do not need irrigation. A sufficient amount of water and sun is quite sufficient for its development.
