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Source for larger Blueberry bushes in NJ

19 years ago

I purchased my first bushes 2 years ago from Home Depot. They are doing fine but are really slow growers. Does anybody have any sources in NJ for larger blueberries in the 3 to 5 gallon range. I can find them online but after shipping they get a little pricey. I live in North Jersey but willing to do a little traveling.

Thanks

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Loretta NJ Z6
19 years ago
I've seen them locally in previous years at the regular places. Birch Hill Farms on Newark Pompton Turnpike had them but they are a little pricey. You could mention it to your favorite nursery and see if they can get you some with their shipments.
Loretta NJ Z6
19 years ago
You could try calling Rarefind in Jackson. He carries some and maybe he has a few larger plants.

Here is a link that might be useful: RareFind
tosk
Original Author
19 years ago
Thanks Loretta, I appreciate the help, I'm going to contact both of them today.

Thanks Again
Tosk

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