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Thu, Sep 24, 09 at 14:33
| I have lived in the same house for 7 years and planted my blueberries either the year we moved in or the next year. So my blueberry bushes are about 6-7 years old. They have not produced much at all and the berries are very small. I want to move them to a more sunny spot as I think this will help them, and it is more accessible to watering. Is this a good idea and when should I move them? We have had a very dry summer and I'm not sure if I should do it yet or wait for more rain.
Thanks for the help. |
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| Move them in November or so -- when they're dormant. And be certain to get them into their new placa before they "wake up" in spring. |
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- Posted by doris104 Z7 NW Washington (doris104@verizon.net) on Thu, Sep 24, 09 at 16:02
| Thanks for the help. |
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- Posted by briergardener 7 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 2, 09 at 6:59
| But don't expect any harvest in first year. I moved my old blueberry bush (added plenty compost) couple years before, in spring i applied coffee grounds from Starbucks around and whole summer was watering. Second year i got good crop. Well, some animals helped me to harvest but it was good. |
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