The Japanese Blueberry, also known as Elaeocarpus, is a low-maintenance, high-impact, and multipurpose tree that requires little upkeep. This evergreen tree, which is native to China and Japan, may reach heights of 60 feet and a spread of 60 feet. These evergreens are captivating all year long, and they provide something different to look at in each season.
Once this occurs, the tree slows down and grows a little more each year, eventually reaching heights of up to 20 feet. Unless pruned or trained, these trees can reach heights of 30 to 60 feet and widths of 20 to 40 feet at maturity if left to their own devices. It takes around 1 to 3 years for a Japanese Blueberry tree to get established in the landscape of a garden or landscape design.
What does a tropical blueberry tree look like?
Some people refer to them as tropical Christmas trees since they naturally develop into a typical evergreen tree form, similar to that of a Christmas tree, but their leaves have an unique tropical appearance to them.Expect white, bell-shaped blooms to bloom in the spring and drape from the tree’s limbs.In order to get the optimum development and health, Japanese blueberry trees should be planted in full light.
