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12 years ago

What are the best blueberry plants to grow for central NY Z 5

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stevelau1911
12 years ago
The patriot type grows pretty well. I have a few hundred blueberry plants and the patriot type is my favorite.
vince_2007
Original Author
12 years ago
I am looking for 3 different bushes. The patriot sounds good . Do you have any other favorites
Thanks for the info
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ray4852
12 years ago
Bluecrop and Jersey are good ones to grow in New York State.
vince_2007
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks for the info. What is the best way to get them started. These are new to me. I have blackberries and raspberries.
ray4852
12 years ago
Now is the time to get your soil ready for spring. blueberries need very acid soil from 5 to 6 ph. start them in 30 gallon grow bags. you can buy the soil now at home depot. use sphagnum moss and compost manure.
vince_2007
Original Author
12 years ago
Ray
Thanks again for the info
hklimsa
12 years ago
I live in upstate N y I grow jersey does well in zone 5 ,good luck

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