Mrs G...do an internet search on varieties or past posts here. Get varieties that are good for your area. See Dave Wilson Nursery/blueberries.

Thanks.

Do you mean hucklenerries? Yes, but they may be small. Various places sell them. Oikos specializes in wild fruit. They have Wisconsin Huckleberries. probably a very small plant. They seem to sell small plants a lot...
Raintree has them too!

Here is a link that might be useful: Wisconsin Hucks

This post was edited by Drew51 on Thu, May 9, 13 at 20:03

One blueberry variety that is noted for intense flavor is Rubel. This cultivar originated with a wild plant found in New Jersey, I think. We don't have one yet, but maybe this will be the year that I find one for sale around here. From your description, it sounds like you are looking for half-high shrubs. You might try Northland variety, and leave the fruit on the shrub for a few extra days so it can develop full flavor.

Drew: Oh my, now I'm confused. I looked up Huckleberry and sure enough, 'wild' Maine highbush blueberries look just like them. Do huckleberries taste like blueberries?

ericwi: I am looking for 'wild' Maine blueberries. They are not shiney. They are opaque. I do not remember the stems being red. They grew about four and a half feet tall. The berries are the size of 'petit pois'. Mrs. G

MrsG
I have Maine wild blueberries some low and some half high. The half high are 24-30 inches high. If those are not tolow for you let me know and we can work out a way for me to send you plugs.

Raven!!!! How great! And Thanks. Mrs. G

The half high would be so perfect!!! Mrs. G

MrsG I sent you an email via reply let me know if you don't get it.

Raven just got the message, have to see Mummy today will call you this week and leave a message if I don't get you. Thanks, can't wait!