DESCRIPTION

Highbush blueberry pink growing up to 1.5 m in height. Its green leaves have a smooth surface that in autumn turn yellow, and then orange. At the time of flowering it is covered with countless wonderful, white-pink flowers in the shape of bells. The fully ripe fruits are pink, medium sized, very sweet in taste with a distinct hint of lemon. It is a wonderful ornamental plant, recommended for home gardens and allotments.

ADVICES

The shrub is best planted in a sunny position. The blueberry can be grown in peat, moderately fertile soil, and even poorer quality soil, that should be kept moist and airy at all times. The optimum pH should be in the range of 3,5-4,8.

This blueberry does not require pruning, but after three years from planting, it is worth removing old stems that have become very woody, so in the summer the plant can absorb more light. This is a self-fertilizing variety, and does not require a pollinator. The plant should be watered regularly. It is resistant to frost.