they grow them around Beaumont. No idea what kind but it is a commercial grower. There was a guy out in Spring I think that had them at a pick your own place, I think he was hard hit by last years drought if I remember right.
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i tried growing them a few years ago. bought two 3 gal sized plants, they lasted several summers, but barely. last summer's drought did them in, even with plenty of watering.

My parents in the Houston area have a couple in big pots. They produce better if you have two different varieties. I'm sure you can find some variety recommendations for your area online somewhere. They bought theirs at Maas Nursery in Seabrook. The climate is fine for them if they get afternoon shade, but they can't tolerate the heavy clay soil of SE Houston, so they're planted in a peat mix. They need very acidic conditions and they have to be watered with rainwater instead of tap or they get very bad chlorosis.

Ive gotten several from Maas Nursery. I live in Seabrook and can be found lurking around Maas Nursery a few times a week. That place is so cool to walk around in but man oh man are they pricey!!! Ive been ordering mine online from some Florida nurserys. My collection is up to 40 something plants, and 18 varieties. Most are southern high bush with 8 of them being rabbiteyes. Im trying to find some one who may want to trade some plants as I have several varieties with multiple plants or even buy a few from me. I have way too many and in the next couple years Im going to have so many blueberries I wont know what to do with them.

My bf used to work at Maas.
You need to go to Josephs nursery! They have totally cool stuff and way better prices than Maas.

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