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Very sweet and firm, large O’Neal berries are held up by many as the best-flavored of the Southern highbush varieties. From mid May through mid June, the 4-6' bushes are covered in delicious, medium-blue berries. Attractive green-gray foliage turns to shades of orange to wine in fall. Wonderful for southern gardens, but is hardy as far north as zone 5. Zones 5-9. 2-yr bareroot. 8-16".

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Zones: 6 - 10 ( 0° F.) Height: 6 feet Spacing: 4 - 5 feet Depth: Plant at the same depth as in the nursery Spread: 4-6 feet Sun/Shade: Sun, Partial Shade Pollinator: Not Tiblue; Use Sharpblue or Georgia Gem or Cape Fear Color: Creamy White Foliage: Medium Green with a Medium Glossy Appeal Blooms: Spring Comments: Good for Southern gardens. A low-chill highbush type. Requires 200 chilling hours. Introduced in 1987 by the USDA.