Growing new plants from cuttings is the closest thing to garden magic. With just a snip of fresh growth and a bit of patience ...

Diane Souther, the owner of Apple Hill Farm in Concord, shares tips for growing blueberry bushes in New Hampshire and the key role pollinators play in the process.

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Together, Kathryn and Denise have turned Sienna Lee Gardens into not just a blueberry farm, but a destination here in Tallahassee. The 20-acre property also features a gorgeous 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 ...

And even self-pollinating fruiting bushes usually produce better when there’s plentiful pollen floating around as opposed to single, stand-alone plants. 5.) Bugs .

Blueberry research bears fruit at SFU greenhouses ... before switching to summer-like conditions. The SFU bushes have been producing berries continuously since January and production will likely ...

Blueberry plants have complex needs for nutrition, pollination and pruning which means that so far no one has successfully grown them indoors at scale. ... before switching to summer-like conditions.

Renewal pruning can take place every few years, once your blueberry bush is properly established. Select up to a quarter of the oldest and thickest stems of the plant, and cut them down to the base.

But did you know how easy it is to grow them in your own garden? All you need is acid soil (a pH of 4.5-5.5 is ideal), so if your soil isn't quite acidic enough you can grow a blueberry bush in a ...

B lueberries are a great perennial fruit crop to grow in the home garden, as they require little space, are easy to grow and unlike many fruit crops, have few insect and disease challenges.

During the fourth year of growth, dormant blueberry bushes should be pruned in Mid-March. At this time, remove dead and weak branches and thin terminal growth with small buds.

During the fourth year of growth, dormant blueberry bushes should be pruned in Mid-March. At this time, remove dead and weak branches and thin terminal growth with small buds.