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Lowbush Blueberry

20 years ago

Has anyone had any luck or advice with the Brunswick and Burgundy Wild Lowbush Blueberry plants I couldn't resist buying at Bi-mart today. (I saw them at Fred Meyers also) now I know it wasn't a real Nursey to some of you... but, I just couldn't help myself... been looking on the web trying to find infor on them, so any help you all can give would be so much appreciated. Thanks,

Faith in Bandon.

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