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Pink Popcorn® Blueberry - Raintree Nursery

Pink Popcorn® Blueberry

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SKU E223

Vaccinium x 'MNPink1'

Now you far north gardeners can enjoy the whimsey of pink blueberries! Between the charming beauty of the delicious pastel pink fruit, and the burgundy fall color of this hardy 4-5 foot vase-shaped bush, there's a lot to have fun with. From early in the season to mid season, pick an abundance of medium size, crisp, very sweet and delicious berries that are various shades of soft pink when ripe.

From the breeders at the University of Minnesota, this bush grows is reliably self-fertile, but will give more berries when paired with a different variety that also has predominantly highbush heritage. Requires highly acidic (4.5-5.5) soils and regular moisture to thrive.

Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 3

Mature Height:  4' (Medium)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Early/July

Pollination: Partially Self Fertile, but Yields Increase with Non-Rabbiteye Varieties

Read our Blueberry Growing Guide

Size: 1 Gallon Pot
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  • What other variety would be able cross pollinate with this pink popcorn? Zone 7A

    Northblue and New Brunswick Mainewould be great options!

  • Can it thrive in Western Washington/Centralia area?

    Yes! Despite being pink, this berry is a Northern Highbush variety and does well with all of the blueberries that thrive in the PNW.

  • What does this pollinate well with? I currently have a pink lemonade and a darrow and like a fool didn't realize until now that they can't cross pollinate. Oops

    Pink Popcorn, also known as MNPINK1, is a northern highbush blueberry and, unlike Pink Lemonade, will cross pollinate with other northern highbush variaties.

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Danny P.
didnt but here.

this gem is one for your collection!!! if you dont have one get one! just dont fall for its paleness, unlike the dark pink of the pink lemonade. LOL! i did! you wont regret this little lady!