Vaccinium, Blueberry 'Pink Lemonade'

I have grown these for several years now. These are by far my favorite, as they taste better (super sweet) and produce more prolifically ...Read Morethan my other blueberry (Sunshine Blue). I have grown only self-fertile varieties in large pots. Last year, I adopted 3 other blueberry plants from friends, so this year I should have a wider taste test, but I am predicting that 'Pink Lemonade' will still be the winner.

Best of all the blueberries in my opinion. Fruit are nearly transparent, and taste more tropical than an average blueberry. If I owned th...Read Moree property I live on I'd tear down the house and plant an orchard of these guys, as the stems on my one plant are almost hidden underneath all the blossoms right now. I'd recommend buying a high quality one if you can afford, it's well worth it!

Planted one of these (container to ground) amongst a hedge of six other blueberry varieties last year. I am definitely a novice and not q...Read Moreuite sure what I am doing The plant looks amazing, but had almost no fruit and all but 5 blooms dropped off early. I am hoping that next year will be great. All of my other varieties did fantastic, almost too well. The pink berries do taste good, I just think they take a little more time to become productive. Really pretty plant though.

I though this bush would just be a novelty, but now on its second year in the ground, it´s been quite productive, and the berries have a...Read More good flavor, somewhat distinct from blue blueberries.

I treated it the same way I treat any other blueberry bush: soil amended with peat, mulched with sequoia needles, watered daily with drip irrigation.

It seems to keep its leaves as well as 'semi-evergreen' cultivars like sunshine blue, and seems a bit less drought tolerant than my other blueberry bushes.