Blueberry 'Darrow' (Vaccinium corymbosum) is a hardy shrub that offers a late-season delight for home gardeners. It stands out with its production of exceptionally large blueberries in August, especially when planted alongside another variety for enhanced pollination. These enormous blueberries are not only visually impressive but also pack a pleasantly sharp flavour and maintain an excellent firm texture. During the spring, 'Darrow' graces your garden with white flowers accented by a charming pink flush, creating an attractive display that draws pollinating insects. As autumn arrives, the foliage transforms into vibrant rust-orange shades, adding an eye-catching feature to your kitchen garden or mixed shrub borders. With a generous height and spread of up to 200cm (78 inches), 'Darrow' can thrive in both patio and kitchen garden settings, thriving in full sun or semi-shade Features and Benefits Exceptionally large blueberries, extending your fresh fruit enjoyment Loved by pollinating