I'm no fan of the Gurney/Henry Fields/(etc.) conglomerate (the only source for Ka-Bluey) & was none too pleased that they sent the plant a month before the snow melted enough to plant it (in north central Wisconsin, zone 4a). It took about 5 years for it to recover enough to give me any fruit worth mentioning (and I'm afraid the local rabbits did love it--any branch that grew out of the cage it was in got rabbit-pruned over winter)... But when it gave me its first real crop, I have to admit, it blew my 4 other blueberries (Patriot, Northblue, Blue Ray & a bush that was on the property when we moved there) out of the water for flavor. Compared to the Ka-Bluey, the others tasted insipid. Then we moved. If I ever plant blueberries again, I will plant Ka-Bluey.

botcat, Although I find all the hype annoying, I bought a couple out of curiosity and to fill out a row. They did well their first year. I removed all blossoms and will do so again this coming year, so I can't comment on the taste. Verdict is still out on how they will overwinter. Still, I have no complaints thus far with them. Brook

Sorry - but this is just my opinion. IMHO, you will get a much longer bloom season by using two or three different purples with different bloom season. And if you want this area to really show up, try planting groups of maybe three purples and three yellows, three purples, three yellows - or groups of fives. Always use uneven numbers. For mass landscaping and curb appeal from a distance, this is how to get a great effect. We used mass plantings like this for the front of our club bed ( the part that we knew would be seen from the highway.) The colors we chose were reds and yellows. We planted groups of five plants each- some we used were ( yellow and gold) CONDILLA, SMUGGLER'S GOLD ( RED) ROSE CORSAGE, a red Munson - the name just left me, and a few others. Traffic STOPS during bloom season. This is across about a 250' front border.

Thanks Maureen, Like the option with the bike/greenery and the pictures you have posted. I was thinking for an option like below instead of bike that can go under the desk. https://nymag.com/strategist/article/best-under-desk-ellipticals-cycles.html Any thoughts on which white color sample to start with while choosing white color for the wall? I get confused with the color options in white , most of the pictures does not mentions what specific color and brand was used to achieve the look. Love to have any recommendation of few white colors samples to try out with that will be great. Then for dark accent wall i can use the manufacturer recommendations.