American Blueberry Elizabeth belongs to the group of highbush blueberries. It is considered the most delicious among them. In Western Europe, it is valued for its late and abundant fruiting. Recommended especially for commercial plantations, but also for home gardens and allotments for amateur cultivation. The shrub grows very vigorously, reaching 160–180 cm in height.

Flowering: Bell-shaped white or pinkish flowers appear in April–May.

Ripening and fruiting: Large, dark, very tasty and aromatic fruits begin to ripen at the end of August. Due to their health benefits, the fruits are recommended for fresh consumption.

Site requirements: The blueberry requires a warm, sunny location and grows well in acidic, light, well‑drained soil with a pH of 3.8–4.8.

Care and pruning: Until the 4th year after planting, it is recommended to remove diseased, creeping or broken shoots and to fertilize the shrubs from the end of April to June. The plant is disease‑resistant and frost‑resistant (down to –24°C).