Vaccinium darrowii Camp

Plants forming extensive open colonies, 1-15 dm; twigs pale green, glaucous, ± terete, puberulent. Leaves persistent for 1+ years; blade usually pale green abaxially, dark green adaxially, elliptic, 7-11 × 3-5 mm, coriaceous, margins entire, (often inrolled), surfaces usually glabrous abaxially (rarely minutely hairy along midvein. Flowers: calyx greenish, glabrous; corolla white tinged with pink or red, ± urceolate, 4-6 mm; filaments ciliate. Berries blue, glaucous, 8-10 mm diam., glabrous. Seeds 10-20, ca. 1 mm. 2n = 24.

It needs warm temperate or subtropical climates. It grows naturally in scrubland amongst oaks. It suits hot, dry conditions. It grows naturally in Florida.

The fruit are eaten. They are used in pies, jellies and jams.

Plants can be grown by seed or from cuttings.