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Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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Posted by
sugarbakers Atl Zone 8 (
My Page) on
Fri, Oct 16, 09 at 13:33
| We just bought a new house, and I'd love to get some blueberry bushes in the ground, asap. Do you think it is too late to get them in this fall?
Also, can you tell me where I can find some in the Northern ITP or South Gwinnett area?
Thanks! |
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RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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- Posted by rjinga middle ga, zone 8 (My Page) on
Mon, Oct 19, 09 at 6:42
| Look on the farmers market bulletin, google it, they have an online site. there are always people selling plants like that there and many of them will ship or they may be close enough to you to pick up. |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| I saw some at Home Depot recently. I think the one off of Sidney Marcus. If not that one it was the one near Dundwoody off of Peachtree Ind North. They were about $24 each. I just bought some last month from the Fernbank plant sale for $20 each. |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| Bought and planted some about a month ago from Pikes in Roswell. Very healthy, and doing wonderfully! |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| I saw some at Bannister Creek in Duluth - they looked beautiful |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| i got a great variety from Pike nursery on Roswell road. they had about 8 different varieties, 3-5 gal pots. reasonable prices. make sure you know whether the plants you buy are early, mid, or late ripe. there are differences, and you want to make sure they're blooming in pairs. |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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I ordered mine online from Willis Nursery. I planted the 2' tall in pots to replant in the ground this year. I do not have a nursery close to me and the ones I bought at Lowe's the year before did not do well.
They are healthly and had blueberries the first year. Willis has a 1 year return and replace policy.
Rosa |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| with regard to what Rosa said - definitely avoid the blueberries-in-a-box (usually a twig) that they sell at local hardware stores. definitely not worth it. last year, Home Depot had a few varieties available in 3gal-5gal pots. they were reasonably priced. Most places around Atlanta seem to always have Climax as one variety, and Climax is a really good pollinator for other blueberries. tifblue, centurion and woodard seem to be three other varieties I saw a lot of. |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| I went by Autumn Hill Nursery today and they have a sign outside that says they have blueberry bushes. They are in Woodstock, but close to Roswell/Crabapple. |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| I've gotten very healthy and well-priced bushes at Durough Nursery near the Hindu Temple in Lilburn. If you're really feeling frugal, you could take cuttings off of someone's bushes. Requires a few more seasons of patience, but it's free! |
RE: Where to find Blueberry Bushes Atlanta
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| Washington Farms was selling all of their mature bushes. I don't know if they have any left but you can google and find them, at least three locations I think. |
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