Blueberry pruning
11 years ago
I'm lost on how to prune my Brightwell Blueberry, it is a 3yr old plant. I have few more Bluberries that has grown large, I could follow earlier discussions and YouTube videos to prune them but this one is challenging. Appriciate your help on this.
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