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Blueberries

15 years ago

I planted 5 blueberry Plants last Fall. I put them in at least 1.5 ft holes with a mixture of P.Moss and planting soil. Covered them up when winter hit with leaves from trees. I just uncovered them and they all seem to survive. Now just to wait and see how they do this year......... Duane

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Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)
15 years ago
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lilacs_of_may
15 years ago
Good news on the blueberries. I planted a blueberry bush and a raspberry bush last fall, but it looks like they both died.
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