Katherine Havemeyer Lilac

Katherine Havemeyer is one of the most beloved French Lilacs (Syringa vulgaris) ever introduced — and for good reason. Its enormous, densely packed double flower clusters open lavender-pink from deep purple buds, filling the spring garden with an exceptionally sweet, heady fragrance. Cold hardy through Zones 3–7 and deer resistant, this vigorous grower is a timeless classic for borders, hedges, and as a breathtaking cut flower.

Blueberry FAQ

Will blueberries grow in my USDA zone?

Most blueberry varieties grow well in USDA zones 4–8, depending on the type. Always check the zone rating for each plant.

How much sunlight do blueberry plants need?

Blueberries grow best in full sun, at least 6–8 hours per day, for optimal fruit production.

Do blueberry plants need acidic soil?

Yes, blueberries require acidic soil, typically with a pH between 4.5 and 5.5, for healthy growth and fruiting.

Do I need more than one blueberry plant?

Many blueberry varieties are self-fertile, but planting two or more varieties improves pollination and increases yields.

When is the best time to plant blueberries?

Plant blueberries in early spring for best establishment, especially in colder climates. In milder areas, they can be planted from spring through fall.

How are blueberry plants shipped?

Our blueberry plants are carefully packaged to protect roots during shipping and arrive ready to plant.