Japanese blueberry trees are an attractive, fast-growing addition to landscapes in warm regions, but there are a few things to consider before planting.

Grow this columnar Japanese holly in full sun or part shade in well-drained soil. It is a perfect plant for container culture, where it can provide the essential evergreen backdrop to smaller ...

Shrub preferred over tree However, according to area nurseries, the popularity of the blueberry tree has declined and more consumers are choosing the Japanese blueberry shrub.

Dear Neil: We have three large Japanese blueberry trees at property we have in South Texas. The winter was unkind to them, but they are sending up sprouts from the ground. What should we do with ...

Elaeocarpus deciphens, Japanese Blueberry Tree, is native to New Zealand, and therefore out of the range of expertise of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

The Wrap: Blueberry weekend, new Japanese-style brewery, Best of 2024 Also, a call for voters in the city's Best of 2024 Awards; and Wild Blueberry Weekend returns.

But the newly released Cream Cheese Daifuku Blueberry contains a cream cheese filling instead of the usual sweet bean paste, making it a combination of Japanese and Western sweetness. The content of ...

TreeTown USA has been awarded a patent for a new variety of Japanese Blueberry as a shade tree or kept smaller as a sheared and shaped accent plant.

What: Unlike most other Japanese hollies, which are mounding or spreading shrubs, “Mariesii” heads straight for the sky, creating a dark green exclamation point in the garden. Crowded on its ...