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Home » Fruit » Soft Fruit » Berries » Blueberries » Highbush Blueberries » Southern Highbush Blueberries » Reveille Blueberries

Reveille Blueberries

Reveille are firm, almost crisp, medium-sized blueberries. They ripen to light-blue, but some ripe berries may still be somewhat red or green at the stem end.

They have a sweet taste and aroma, and a small scar after picking. Ripe berries, though, can crack in heavy rain. They grow on an upright bush.

Reveille blueberries can be hand or machine harvested.

Storage Hints

Reveille blueberries store well commercially after harvest.

History Notes

Reveille blueberries were released in North Carolina (USA) in 1987.

This page first published: May 22, 2005 · Updated: Jun 18, 2018.

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