Blueberry

Blueberry (scientific name: Vaccinium) is native to North America and refers to the fruit tree and its fruits of deciduous shrubs of the Ericaceae family. In spring, Asebi (Scientific name: Pieris japonica subsp. Japonica) A bell similar to Enkianthus perulatus It gathers white florets of a shape and blooms. The bluish-purple fruits that form the summer after flowering can be eaten as raw food or jam. This fruit is considered to be good for the eyes, and has attracted attention in recent years as a preventive supplement for flying mosquitoes. Ingredients that are good for the eyes are "anthocyanin pigments," which are a type of flavonoid pigment found in naturally occurring plants, and are said to have antioxidant power.

Generic name: Blueberry, Scientific name: Vaccinium, Country of origin: North America,Living style: deciduous shrub, tree height: 1 to 3 m, leaf length: 3 to 8 cm, autumnal leaves appreciating period: September to October, corolla shape: bell shape, flower color: white, flowering period: April-May, Fruit color: Blue-purple, Harvesting period: July-August, Application: Ornamental, Eating of fruits, Cooking method: Raw food, jam, juice.

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