Blueberry plants are perennial woody shrubs with multiple stems, or canes, and a shallow, fibrous root system. They are one ...

Therefore, it's important to test the soil before you plant; blueberry soil pH range is 4 to 5. ... Fertilize the following spring when the plants start flowering.

To ensure your blueberry bushes give you the best possible fruit, give this natural fertilising tip a go that one gardening ...

Blueberries grow best in well-drained soil with a fairly high organic matter content of 3% or more. If the soil in your planting area lacks organic matter, consider adding leaf compost, straw or ...

Planting blueberry companion plants is a great way to attract pollinators, manage weeds, and conserve soil moisture. Three different types of blueberry plants can be grown in the South.

Blueberry plants love to grow in highly acidic, sandy, and loamy soil. Adding coffee grounds to the soil can be a simple, ...

Blueberry bushes need full sun, fairly acidic but well-drained soils with a pH between 4.0-5.5 and an organic matter content that is between 2-3 percent. If you do not know your soil pH, it is a ...

DEAR NEIL: I planted a Southern Bluebelle blueberry in April. In the past two weeks some of the leaves have turned brown. I planted it in a bagged potting mix “designed for shrubs.” I water it ...