Blueberries large-fruited American are the most commonly used types. The bushes grow about 1.5m tall and bear many berries. They yield a little if you have one bush, but bear much more when you have several different varieties to cross-pollinate each other. More fruits will appear, and they will be larger.
The large-fruited American Blueberries came to Europe after World War II and on the Lyneburger Heide in Germany, many hundreds of hectares of blueberries are grown. They are also grown in Spain and New Zealand.
Wild Danish blueberries are small, low plants found in nature here in Denmark. They produce smaller berries, but are very tasty and high in antioxidants. Wild blueberries prefer dappled shade.
We also have bog moor grass, which grows wild on the heath. Bog moor grass thrives best in full sun.
All blueberries are acidic plants that should be planted in sphagnum.
