Blueberry Plants Pink Lemonade (Rabbiteye) Includes (4) Four Plants

I received 4 tiny, but very healthy plants. I think they are in 1 oz pots. They did lose some soil, so I had to up pot immediately. But, I’m happy with them.

Well I got 4 started plants. They are alive and look to be healthy. The add says 2 inch pot....not even close. These come in a tiny seed starter pack. About 4 inches tall. No way I would plant these in the ground. They will need 2 years probably of babying to survive. Glad I grow them in containers. Updated to add that 3 of the 4 look to be dead. The day after I planted them the leaves started to turn black and even the green ones fell of very easy. 1 has no leaves 2 have about 4 or 5 left that don't look good.

Excellent product

My pink lemonade blueberry plants came packaged nicely but did not survive after planting. Perhaps I did not care for them well enough. If you are thinking of buying these online, consider buying a larger plant to ensure successful transplanting.

I purchased the pink lemonade variety from, I am pleased with the quality. The plants were small but it doesnt matter to me. The price for the small plants is equal to what you receive. The pink lemonade blueberry plants are thriving and I expect to see some fruit next season. The quality packaging and included plant labels are really a nice crowning touch. I liked the quality of these plants so much I ordered a number of other plants from hello organics. I like supporting my local businesses but it wouldn't have been practical. It probaly would have taken me weeks and múltiple visits to different nurseries to get the varieties of blueberries I purchased from this one seller. I never had to leave my home and now I have six different blueberry varieties. Thanks again I will be back soon for more.

When my package of blueberry plants arrived, they were the picture of health – an idealistic green hue that any gardener would envy. However, it seems these plants had only ever known the sheltered life of a cozy greenhouse. After I introduced them to my outdoor garden, they quickly got a bad case of sunburn. It was like a botanic spring-break-gone-wrong! It seems that our little leafy friends had a bit of a shock moving from their greenhouse penthouse to the great, wide-open world of my backyard. It’s a plant’s life, isn’t it? It would have been a smoother transition had these plants been hardened off, getting them ready for the hustle and bustle of outdoor life before being shipped. Think of it as a mini boot camp for plants to ready them for the real world, which in my opinion, would have saved us all a little bit of heartache. So, if you’re ordering these blueberry wonders, be prepared for a bit of post-arrival rehab. On the bright side, it’s a great opportunity to don your plant whisperer hat and guide them through this transition, proving once and for all, life outside the greenhouse can be just as sweet!

I am going to be so embarrassed to gift these to my adult son on Christmas Day! I knew they were not going to be huge plants, I understood that, but these are what is called "plugs" I thought at least the stems would be thicker than the thickness of a credit card! These came in a plastic cylinder were you can see in the 3rd picture is as wide as my first didget on my thumb. The " pot" gets more narrow at the base. I can't help but think the company sits back and laughs as they are packing these. The box they came in was the height of a "Ice" brand drink. Imagine 4 blueberry plants in a box so small I did not think one plant could possibly be in. Nothing keeping them from being crushed. 2 were not even in the pot any longer. I am not sending these back. It is not worth the time. Do I want a refund? I sure do. I don't know how they can live with themselves! I wish I could give them minus 4 stars. They know they deserve this review. Believe me they know. It's Christmas, not April Fools Day. How do I gift such ridiculously tiny sprigs to my hard working son? How insulting this would be. Bad quality, spindly, awful!

5 Month Update: I transplanted into solo cups when I received these early January. I raised them in a closet under a grow light until March. Around that time, I transplanted them again into 2Gal cloth containers; and began taking them outside in the afternoons to meet the sun. Mid-April I planted them into the ground. All four are growing fast and have multiple stalks already. I suggest, before planting, digging a 2ft by 2ft square, going about an inch deep; to remove the weeds from the area. then mulch with about 3 inches of wood chips. Original: All 4 blueberry plants were well rooted. They came in the thin plastic pots about the size of your thumb. I have had them over a month now, and they will survive my not-quite-green thumb