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We have the best selection of these rare and tasty huckleberrries in the West! Build a true Northwest berry patch with layered texture, long harvests, and unforgettable flavor! (Lingonberry included because it's a Vaccinium too!)

Species Height & Habit Flavor & Fruit Bloom & Harvest Ease of Growth Best Features
Evergreen Huckleberry (Vaccinium ovatum) [1] [2] 3–8 ft evergreen shrub; compact, glossy foliage. Sweet-tart black berries; excellent fresh or preserved. Blooms spring; ripens late summer–fall. Easy (most adaptable). Year-round foliage; shade/salt tolerant; great hedge [2].
Oval-leaf Huckleberry (Vaccinium ovalifolium) [3] [4] 2–6 ft upright deciduous shrub. Sweet, juicy blue-purple berries; mild blueberry-like flavor. Blooms late spring; ripens mid–late summer. Moderate (likes cool, moist, acidic sites). Larger fruit; versatile woodland edge choice.
Red Huckleberry (Vaccinium parvifolium) [5] [6] 3–10 ft airy deciduous shrub with green twigs. Tangy red berries with citrusy brightness. Blooms spring; ripens mid-summer. Moderate (thrives in part shade, humus-rich soils). Highly ornamental; classic under conifers [7].
Black Huckleberry (Vaccinium membranaceum) [8] [9] 3–6 ft deciduous shrub; upright, rhizomatous. Deep, intensely flavored purple berries; prized for preserves. Blooms spring–early summer; ripens late summer (later at elevation). Difficult (needs cool, acidic, mountain-like conditions). Iconic wild flavor; key wildlife/Indigenous food [9].
Cascade Blueberry (Vaccinium deliciosum) [10] [11] Low (8–18 in) subalpine shrub; forms mats. Delicate, sweet blue berries; superb fresh eating. Blooms late spring; ripens mid- to late summer. Difficult (cool summers; very acidic, organic soils). Alpine beauty; classic high-country berry [12].
Lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) [13] [14] 6–18 in evergreen groundcover. Tart, cranberry-like berries; rich in vitamin C/phenolics. Blooms late spring; harvest late summer–fall (often two crops). Easy (hardy, low, long-lived). Compact edible groundcover; pairs with huckleberries [15].
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Black Huckleberry

$10.95 - $18.65
An iconic Northwest berry bush, highly prized for fresh eating, cooking, and preserving.
Latin:
Vaccinium membranaceum
Type:
perennial, shrub
Full Size:
3-6 feet
Zones:
6 - 8
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Cascade Blueberry

$13.15
An iconic Northwest berry bush, highly prized for fresh eating, cooking, and preserving.
Latin:
Vaccinium deliciosum
Type:
perennial, shrub
Full Size:
3-6 feet
Zones:
6 - 8
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Lingonberry

$18.44
Lingonberries are a creeping shrub with tart and tangy, red berries closely related to highbush blueberries an…
Latin:
Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Type:
shrub, perennial
Full Size:
2-6 inches
Zones:
2 - 8
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Oval Leaf Huckleberry

$10.95 - $24.99
An iconic Northwest berry bush, highly prized for fresh eating, cooking, and preserving.
Latin:
Vaccinium ovalifolium
Type:
perennial, shrub
Full Size:
3-6 feet
Zones:
6 - 8
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Red Huckleberry

$10.95 - $20.95
An iconic Northwest berry bush, highly prized for fresh eating, cooking, and preserving.
Latin:
Vaccinium parviflorum
Type:
perennial, shrub
Full Size:
3-6 feet
Zones:
6 - 8
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