Low Bush blueberries are not great in zone 9b. They are more suitable for colder climates. And I admit they could thrive in a much better environment more suitable for their needs. I’ve manage but sometimes I wonder what would they look like (IF)?
Lowbush Blueberries
The lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) is also called the wild blueberry. It is native to the colder regions of the country, like New England. They are hardy shrubs, thriving in USDA growing zones 3 through 7. Lowbush blueberries grow to knee-height or shorter. They sprawl as they mature. The berries are small and very sweet. Don’t try growing them in warmer climates since the fruits require winter chilling.
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Oh, I may be wrong then😮🫢 I thought I was 9b and going to start rabbiteye 🫤
How to care for black berries Elder. I have some in containers. I live in the Bahamas.
Elder sir? Can you tell me which cumquat you can eat the ENTIRE thing? I want to grow one of those trees…thank you 🙏🏾
Beautiful blueberries sir 😀
I have a short bush blueberry plant that hasn't been productive. Now I understand the reasons. Thank you!
Been looking for azaleas potting soil can't find it here only catcus mix
I just bought a Southmoon Blueberry. Idk what to do with it? Might u suggest a proper size container and soil? Anything would help. I'm in Fair oaks🌱❣️
Thank you Elder! I took the advice you have given on blueberries before and they are turning blue and ready to eat. May Yah continue to bless you.
What fertilizer do you use for the high bush blueberries?
Also do use give your high bush blueberries full sun ☀️?
Thank you! Will take your advice with the new blueberry patch im planning soon.