The Ochlockonee is a variety of rabbiteye blueberry known for its late-season harvest typically in late June to early July, vigorous growth, and high yields of large, flavorful berries. It was released by the University of Georgia in 2002. The berries have a sweet and mildly tart flavor, making them suitable for fresh eating, baking, and preserving. While partially self-fertile, it's recommended to plant other rabbit-eye or Southern Highbush varieties nearby for cross-pollination. Rabbit-eye - Alapaha, Brightwell, Tifblue, Ochlockonee, Vernon, O'Neal, Star, Suziblue, Biloxi.