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During the winters of 1993–94 and 1994–95, 54 clones of  Vaccinium angustifolium  were evaluated for low-temperature tolerance of inflorescence buds. During both seasons, clones were tested periodically, starting right after leaf drop, continuing through mid-winter, and finally through spring loss of low-temperature tolerance. Plants showed greatest variation in lowest survival temperature (LST) during fall and spring sampling dates, and the least variation on the mid-winter dates. In the 1993–94 study, clonal LSTs for November buds ranged from –5 to –27C; January buds showed LST variation of 6C. April buds showed a similar trend to that observed in late November. LST variation is discussed relative to clonal selection for ornamental and commercial use.

Low-temperature Tolerance in Vaccinium Angustifolium L.: Variation within Two Wild-managed Populations