Biloxi is a relatively low-chill Southern Highbush blueberry for warm-winter regions. Its vigorous, upright plants produce medium-size berries with good color, flavor, and firmness. Biloxi blooms and ripens early, so open flowers can be vulnerable to a late spring freeze. Biloxi Blueberry Highlights Blueberry type: Southern Highbush Harvest: Early season; actual timing varies by climate. Fruit: Medium-size, firm berries with a small picking scar. Chill requirement: Relatively low chill; the current product specification is 100–300 hours. Plant: Vigorous and upright; supplied as one plant in the seasonal dormant-plant program. Pollination Plant Biloxi near another Southern Highbush cultivar with overlapping bloom for better fruit set and berry size. Misty is a useful warm-climate companion. Weather and local bloom timing affect pollination. Planting and Care Choose full sun and acidic, well-drained soil. Blueberries perform best around pH 4.5–5.5 and need consistent moisture without standing water. Mulch to moderate soil temperature and protect shallow roots, keeping mulch away from the crown. Browse more blueberry plants or read the blueberry growing guide.
