High Bush Blueberry
A deciduous shrub bearing clusters of small, sweet, and flavorful blueberries, known for its vibrant green foliage and pink to white bell-shaped flowers in spring.
The Charming Look of the Stunning Shrub
The High Bush Blueberry is well known for its beautiful flowers and berries. It starts producing attractive, white flowers with a bell shape in early spring. These flowers then transform into charming clusters of green berries all over the plant. The berries slowly shift color throughout summer and turn from red to purple to blue. During late summer and early fall, heavy bunches of deep blue berries add color and visual interest to this shrub.
The High Bush Blueberry Has A Attractive Shape
If you're looking for larger shrubs, this is an excellent option. It grows to around 12 feet in height and in width. This plant tends to be quite dense and produces a lot of narrow, long stems from the center of the plant. Branches are typically a medium brown with a gray overtone and subtly textured bark. Each branch is covered in medium-sized leaves with a pointed tip. The leaves have a glossy finish and pale green veins.
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This versatile plant works well in just about any situation where you want shrubs. They are a useful choice for larger flower beds that need taller plants to fill in gaps, or you can use them to surround trees or walls. This berry plant's compact, bushy shape also makes it a very attractive option for people who want a hedge. Consider placing a row of it along a property line or next to a driveway.
The Impressive Seasonal Foliage of the Shrub
All year round, this perennial plant has something to offer. In spring and summer, it features a wealth of green, shiny leaves. These leaves tend to be bright green when new and gradually darken to an emerald green. If you like fall foliage, this is the plant for you because it undergoes drastic changes as the weather cools. This plant is known for producing extremely bright red leaves that range from cherry red to maroon. Even in winter, when it loses its leaves, its thick clusters of delicate stems make it an attractive addition to a landscape.
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