A pot of blueberries

Blueberries are deciduous shrubs of the Rhododendron family and the Vaccinium genus, with green twigs that are angular or cylindrical in shape and usually have rows of soft hairs; The leaves are nearly leathery, ovate to elliptical in shape, with a sharp apex and a cherry shaped to nearly circular base. The edges are serrated to entire, dark green, and hairless above and hairy below; The inflorescence grows on the branches of the previous year, with green flowers and no hair; Corolla white to pink, nearly cylindrical; The filaments usually have soft hairs. Berry spherical, dark blue, hairless, covered in white powder; The flowering period is from June to July; The fruiting period is from August to September. The name blueberries comes from the literal translation of the English word 'blueberry', which means blue berry.