A native multi-stemmed deciduous shrub noted for its Adaptable to partial shade and wet soils. Common along streams and ponds spreading to form masses by under-ground stems. Provides good wildlife habitat and erosion control with maturity. A shrub with clusters of bell-shaped flowers. Needs acid soil and ample leaf compost, peat moss, or ground bark.
Berries are great tasting and attract wildlife.
Glossy green foliage turns yellow, orange and red. In eastern Washington blueberry likes partial shade. Bluecrop is a consistent yielder, large fruit and disease resistant. A deciduous landscape species growing 12-15 feet tall, very large panicles of fine blue. Large starry double florets.