Chandler Blueberry Bush

Chandler Blueberry Bush – Grow the Biggest, Juiciest Blueberries at Home

This Chandler Blueberry comes established in a 1 Gallon trade pot

Looking to harvest some of the largest, sweetest blueberries around? Meet the Chandler Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum 'Chandler')—a favorite among home gardeners for its extra-large berries and extended harvest season. Known as one of the biggest blueberry varieties in the world, Chandler blueberries can grow as large as cherries and pack a delicious punch of sweet, juicy flavor in every bite.

Perfect for small gardens or patio containers, this high-yielding deciduous shrub produces mid-to-late season, consistently large fruits over the span of a month—much longer than most other varieties. You'll also enjoy charming white blooms in spring and stunning fall foliage that shifts to rich burgundy and orange tones, making Chandler a truly ornamental edible.

Key Features:

• Exceptionally Large Fruit: Chandler produces some of the world’s largest blueberries—sweet, firm, and bursting with flavor.
• Extended Harvest Season: Enjoy fresh blueberries from July through early August thanks to Chandler’s long fruiting period.
• Self-Pollinating: No pollinator required, but planting with other highbush varieties can enhance yield and berry size.
• Great for Containers: Compact and attractive, it’s perfect for patios and small spaces.
• Beautiful Fall Color: Deep green leaves turn brilliant shades of orange and red in autumn.

Plant Details:

• Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum 'Chandler'
• Mature Size: 4'–7' tall x 4'–5' wide
• Hardiness Zones: 4–8
• Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours of direct sunlight)
• Soil Requirements: Acidic (pH 4.5–5.5), loamy, well-draining soil
• Chill Hours: 800–1,000
• Growth Habit: Upright and slightly spreading
• Attracts: Birds, bees, butterflies

Planting & Care Tips:

• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, especially during fruit development and summer heat.
• Fertilizer: Use a fertilizer specifically formulated for acid-loving plants.
• Pruning: Prune in late winter to encourage new growth and higher fruit yields.
• Spacing: For a hedge, plant 2–2.5 feet apart. For individual shrubs, allow 6 feet of space.

Container Gardening:
Chandler Blueberries thrive in large pots with the right soil mix. Just make sure your container has good drainage and receives full sunlight daily.

What’s Included:
One established Chandler Blueberry plant in a 1-gallon trade pot. Plants ship dormant in winter months.

Note:
Due to agricultural restrictions, we cannot ship this plant to California, Alaska, or Hawaii.