Two different kinds that bloom at the same time.

I think keeping them in a one gallon pot will limit their growth. I have them in a 5 or 7 gallon container and they gave me about 500 berries this year (2 plants). I just bought another one and i'm going to put it in a bigger container too.

Yipee,
There are a lot of great posts on container berries on this forum. As far as half-high berries, the smaller Northblue is a good choice. Even Northland, Patriot if you wanted the potential for a bigger plant. Liberty is really late and not as self fertile as Elliott of Bluecrop.

One gallon containers are way to small, even for lowbush varieties. Agree that 5-7 gallons is more appropriate for most varieties.

One note. Blueberries tend to spread roots horizontally rather then vertically. Make sure your containers are wide, rather then deep.

Thanks Capoman. Do you think a 23" x 6" windowbox would be best, to allow for the roots to spread? Otherwise due to my space limitations I could probably only put the plant in a 10" or so round pot....

Txx!

There are dwarf varieties that may work for your situation yippee,like Tophat,Northsky or Northblue. Brady