Definitions:

1. A type of blueberry plant native to sotheastern United States, whose name comes from the way the berries ripen, changing from pink to blue, which resembles a rabbit's eyes. NOUN
   • Because they require fewer chill hours, rabbit-eye blueberries are a popular choice for growers in the Southeast.
2. Shrubs of southeastern United States grown commercially especially for canning industry. NOUN
   • The sweet and tangy flavor of rabbit-eye blueberries makes them a popular ingredient in pies, jams, and smoothies.

Synonyms:

• rabbiteye blueberry
• smallflower blueberry
• southern black blueberry