The Japanese blueberry tree is in the Elaeocarpaceae family and grows in USDA zones 9-11 landscapes. ... and they are often referred to as the lollipop trees.

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

Q: I recently moved into a new home, and my landscaper put in six Japanese blueberry trees for coverage and privacy along my fence. I can't seem to find any information anywhere on these trees. -L ...

Japanese blueberry trees can be used for framing homes, for accents, for mixed-shrubbery borders and for screens and hedges. Propagate by seed. Plant now for flowers later.

A. The folks at RCW Nurseries report no problems with the Japanese blueberry tree, Elaeocarpus decipiens. This evergreen likes sun to part-sun and a well-draining soil and is a moderate grower to ...

The Japanese Blueberry (Elaeocarpus decipiens) is a neat and tidy tree. It’s a recent arrival to South Florida, but Disney World has been growing it for years. It originally was used in ...

TreeTown USA's new variety of Japanese Blueberry, ‘Morning Sun’ PP #29,266, features a strikingly vibrant red-orange flush while reaching heights up to 40 feet as a luxurious shade tree or ...