The foliage on this plant is gorgeous. Were it never to produce a blueberry, it would still be a lovely addition for that reason alone. Mine is planted incorrectly. Should it survive till spring, I'll redo the planting job or replace it if it dies. This blueberry fruits on new canes, so remove those that have already fruited. Blueberries tasted only of blueberry for me (sweet and delicious). Not positive, but I believe the name Peach Sorbet comes from the leaf color. New spring and summer leaves are a combination of peach, pink, and orange that turns emerald green. Fall and winter leaves are eggplant purple. Bred in Oregon. Tags made from recycled milk jugs. While I can't yet report on health or vigor, I'm hoping for the best.

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Spring foliage has pink, peach, orange, and lime green tones. In fall, the leaves are eggplant-purple color. In the southern parts of its range, the leaves stay on the plant all winter long. The fruit is sweet with a hint of peach flavor.

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