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30 Oval Leaf Huckleberry | Vaccinium Ovalifolium Seeds

30 Oval Leaf Huckleberry | Vaccinium Ovalifolium Seeds

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Discover the beauty and flavor of Oval-Leaf Huckleberry, a rare native blueberry relative. With sweet, dark-blue berries rich in antioxidants and vitamin A & C, this shrub is perfect for edible landscapes, woodland gardens, or native plant enthusiasts.

Why Grow Oval Leaf Huckleberry?

  • 🫐 Delicious sweet berries – great for jams, pies, and fresh snacking
  • 🌿 Hardy and low maintenance – thrives in cooler zones (USDA 2–7)
  • 🦋 Attracts pollinators – supports bees and native insects
  • 🌳 Grows well in part shade or woodland edges
  • 🇺🇸 Shipped from the USA – 30 seeds per pack

What’s in the Pack?

You’ll receive a sealed pack containing approximately 30 Vaccinium ovalifolium seeds. Perfect for woodland gardens, native restoration, or edible permaculture landscapes.

Planting Instructions

  • Best Time to Sow: Fall or stratified indoors before spring
  • Soil: Acidic, well-draining, moist soil (pH 4.5–6.5)
  • Light: Part shade to dappled sunlight
  • Depth: Surface-sown or barely covered
  • Watering: Keep consistently moist during germination

FAQs

Is this a type of true blueberry?

It is a close relative of the blueberry, part of the Vaccinium genus, with similarly edible and antioxidant-rich berries.

Does Oval-Leaf Huckleberry require cold stratification?

Yes, for successful germination, seeds benefit from 60–90 days of moist cold stratification to simulate winter dormancy.

How big does the plant grow?

It typically reaches 3 to 10 ft (1–3 m) and forms a bushy shrub suitable for partial-shade gardens.

Where to buy Oval Leaf Huckleberry seeds for sale?

At Seeds World, you can buy fresh Oval-Leaf Huckleberry seeds online with fast shipping across the U.S. – perfect for native plant lovers and edible gardeners.

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