Do you have an area of acidic, well-draining soil with full sun? Check out our top 10 blueberry varieties for the home grower, now on Gardener's Path.

To help you decide the best types of blueberry plants are suited to your region, in this article, we’ve put together a roundup of 10 easy-to-find and grow blueberry varieties, with information on growing zones and growth habits, berry quality, and more.

In this article, gardening expert Liessa Bowen introduces 27 tasty blueberry varieties for the home gardener. Blueberries are deciduous, fruit-producing perennial shrubs. They have many densely branching stems and make rather attractive landscaping plants.

Some blueberry varieties you might like to try include: Northern Highbush (like Duke or Pink Lemonade), Southern Highbush (like Jewel or Sunshine), Lowbush (like Brunswick or Velvetleaf), Rabbiteye (like Brightwell or Premier), and Half-High (like Chippewa or Northcountry).

Versatile blueberries are a must-have in edible and ornamental gardens. If you’re fussy about flavor, gardening expert Madison Moulton lists 13 of the tastiest blueberry varieties to grow in home gardens. Although it’s a bold statement to make, I think blueberries are one of the best fruiting plants you can grow.