Green Promise Farms Pink Icing blueberry shrub with spring foliage in pink and blue tones.
Green Promise Farms Pink Icing blueberry plant ready to plant in pot or garden.
Green Promise Farms Pink Icing blueberry with Peach Sorbet backdrop for color contrast.
Green Promise Farms Pink Icing blueberry in a 2-gallon container ready for planting.
Green Promise Farms Pink Icing foliage turns turquoise blue in winter for year-round interest.
Green Promise Farms Pink Icing yields berries on prior-year canes for harvest potential.

Green Promise Farms

Green Promise Farms Bushel and Berry Vaccinium Pink Icing Blueberry Edible-Shrub | #2 2-Gallon Container

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Seasonal color that captivates, year after year

Green Promise Farms presents the Bushel and Berry Vaccinium Pink Icing Blueberry Edible-Shrub, a vibrant addition to patios, balconies, or landscape beds. This live plant is designed to deliver striking foliage color while offering the potential for sweet, garden-fresh berries as the seasons unfold.

Seasonal foliage you can enjoy

In spring, new growth reveals a blend of pink tones with blue and deeper greens, creating a soft, painterly impression as it unfolds in sun or shade. Winter brings an iridescent turquoise-blue hue to the leaves, which stands out when planted in groups or used as a backdrop in mixed plantings.

Design versatility and pairing ideas

Pink Icing shines when used as a backdrop to Peach Sorbet for layered color and varying foliage heights. Whether in decorative patio pots or in garden beds, this variety adds year-round interest and can serve as a visually striking anchor in entryways, decks, or borders.

  • LIVE PLANT: Ready to establish in its environment, delivered in a #2 size, 2-Gallon container.
  • POT OR GARDEN COMPANION: Performs well in containers or planted in the landscape, with sun or partial shade.
  • COLOR AND COLORSHIFT: Seasonal foliage color changes provide ongoing visual impact.

Growth, care, and pruning for a healthy display

The Pink Icing blueberry typically reaches about 3–4 feet in height and 4–5 feet in width, depending on conditions. It produces new canes each spring, while fruit forms on the previous year’s wood. Regular winter pruning helps guide growth and supports berry production for the next season.

  • GROWTH SCALE: 3–4 ft tall, 4–5 ft wide in suitable conditions (zones 5–10).
  • Fruiting pattern: prune canes that have fruited to encourage fresh growth for future crops.
  • CARE INCLUDED: shipment arrives with care instructions to support successful establishment.

Plant Pink Icing with attention to sun exposure, soil drainage, and seasonal pruning to enjoy the full expressive color and potential fruit year after year.

FAQ

Q: What makes Pink Icing's foliage standout through the seasons?

A: Spring foliage blends pink with blue-green tones, while winter leaves turn iridescent turquoise for year-round color.

Q: How should I care for Pink Icing blueberry plants?

A: Plant in USDA zones 5–10, in sun or partial shade; use pots or in-ground beds and prune annually in winter.

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