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Wild Berries

15 years ago

I have just moved here and would like to know of any good sites to check and see if the berries I have found on my property are blueberries. They look Like High Bush Blueberries, I just want to make sure. The book I have does not have a clear pic of them. Thanks for any help

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bigorangevol
15 years ago
There are three blueberries that are native to Tennessee:

Vaccinium angustifolium (lowbush blueberry)
Vaccinium fuscatum (black highbush blueberry)
Vaccinium pallidum (Blue Ridge blueberry)

I'd start by doing a Google search on those.
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