Hi,
Thanks for saying I'm smart. My husband would argue what an idiot I am though, LOL!

First off for anyone one else reading this. There are three kinds of Huckleberries, the ones mentioned above of the genus Gaylussacia, the blueberry kind of the genus Vaccinium, and the annual kind that are related to tomatoes of the Solanum genus. So it is confusing!

Secondly, you are pretty much correct. You do need two plants, but they need to be different varieties. It is like apples. When you grow apples, you need two varieties grown within a certain distance of each other. So you can't grow 2 Macintosh apple trees to get fruit. You need to grow a Macintosh and lets say a Cortland or some variety that blooms at about the same time so they will cross pollinate.
Box Huckleberries seem to be the same way.
I hope that made sense : )
Remy

Yeppers that made perfect sense. Good deal lucile, now I am off to find another huckleberry lol. Ebay has ruined me, geez!!!

Thankyou by the way Remy, I knew if anyone could interprupt that it would be you. Thanks, Carolyn