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20-30cm 'Pink Lemonade' Blueberry Bush | 2L Pot

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Flavoursome blueberries with a striking appearance

A relatively new variety of blueberry introduced in 2005, 'Pink Lemonade' is a cultivar that is sure to get your guests talking. You may have thought it was a prerequisite of a blueberry to have well… blueberries but the pink lemonade rips up the rule books in that respect.

Don't fall into the trap of thinking these are a gimmicky attempt at being different for different sake - these blueberries have the most wonderful, distinct flavour and really are an interesting fruit to have in your garden. The plump, pink berries produce a flavour quite different to other blueberries with that nostalgic tangy taste of actual pink lemonade! You won't find these berries in supermarkets so grow your own and share them with friends and family. This is a very attractive plant too and looks great in a container on your patio.

The rise in the reputation of the blueberry as a superfood has also led to a great increase in popularity. The fruits are packed full of vitamin c and antioxidants and are much more palatable than some of the other superfood alternatives. Blueberries go great with cereal or as part of a smoothie and can make a great tasting jam too.

Variety Information

  • Type: Rabbiteye
  • Harvesting Period: May-August
  • Estimated Time to Best Yields: 2 Years
  • Uses: Eating Fresh, Jam-Making, Cooking
  • Supplied As: 2L Pot
  • Height on Arrival: 20-30cm (0.6-1 ft)
  • Planting Distance: 1-1.8m
  • Eventual Height & Spread: 2m x 2m (6 x 6ft)

Please note: where your plant is supplied with a pot, your plant's 'Height on Arrival' includes the pot

It is important to regularly water your blueberry plant, (at least bimonthly for two months). You should also choose a location where there is enough space between bushes, depending on whether your variety is a dwarfing half-high, or more vigorous. Please see below for our planting guidance:

  • Dig a hole that is twice the radius of the rootball.
  • Before planting, drench your plant’s rootball.
  • Place the pot in the planting hole, making sure that it sits no lower than an inch below the ground.
  • Fill the planting hole with a mix of compost and garden soil, and add fertiliser and mycorrhizal fungi. Take care to not compress the soil.
  • Once you are happy with your efforts, provide your plant with a good watering.
  • Add mulch on top (whether bark and wood chippings, compost, manure, leaf-mould, and stones). Try to keep the mulch from touching the stem.
  • Apply fertiliser, and replace decomposed mulch come spring.

Advice on hot and droopy plants

If your plants are looking a little wilted right now, don’t worry! Plants like to be filled with water to keep their structure, and when it’s hot that water evaporates.

Just give them an off-schedule watering and they’ll be right as rain in no time! Be careful not to flood them - plants don’t like extremes.

Blueberry plants are wonderfully easy to grow. Below we address some common query topics:

  • Hardiness: Blueberry plants derive from North America, which can have much colder winters than the UK. Therefore, mild winters are less likely to damage your blueberry plant.
  • Position: In the UK, the greatest barrier to successful fruiting is a lack of sunlight, so planting in full sun is recommended. However, blueberries still tolerate light shade.
  • Soil: Blueberry plants are suited to acidic soils below 5.5 pH, and anything above this will reduce the amount of nutrients they absorb. You can increase the acidity of your soil by watering with rainwater, and using pine needles and ericaceous compost as mulch. With chalky soils, you are better off planting in pots and filling them with ericaceous compost. It also is important that you avoid waterlogged soils, which will starve your blueberry plant of oxygen.
More Information
Colour Test Sand
Harvesting Period Mid Season Fruit Trees, Late Season Fruit Trees
Blueberry Type Rabbiteye
Common Name Blueberry
Harvest Month May, June, July, August
Is Collection/Mix? No
Needs Ericaceous Compost? Yes
Species Blueberry Plants, Soft Fruit Plants
Time To Crop 1 Year
Type Blueberry
Uses Fruiting Plants Suitable For Eating Fresh
Colour Sand
Eventual Height 1m-2m
Eventual Spread 1m-2m
Annual Rate Of Growth Fast Growing
Supplied As 2L-3L Pot
Type Soft Fruit Plants
Shop By Category Soft Fruit Plants
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