Lowbush Blueberry in Maine, Native Plants and Native Bees in a Modern System

[@Dpaq13]

Would love to see what that field looks like today.

[@nativenygardens187]

Great Video!

[@datugintuong464]

I want seeds of wild blueberries.

[@woodsywooman]

uhhmmm I think it was the GOV that burned the food sources of the native americans Mr David. Starved them out!

[@mrsmayastarr4852]

I would like to get some wild seed . I'm in the uk but have perfect acid soil ? How do I get some seed or a plant from this area? For my garden?

[@tulsiramdagur9580]

Hello sir. I needed lo bush blue berry seeds.

[@AnthropoidOne]

I get what you're saying about clear cutting. Here in North Carolina, the Southern Appalachians are not known for blueberries, but since we have had a lot of tree deaths among Red Spruce and Fraser Fir, the ridgetops have exploded with them....they were there all along but no one noticed till they got bit of sun. They are tasty too! So there is a silver lining to manmade destruction....

[@marianwhit]

Unfortunately we need wood and toilet paper too...sigh.

[@TheBrianna1431]

Indigenous ppl knew that doing controlled burns HIGHLY benefits all native life. But I'm sure what he was describing was colonizers burning forests to starve out the indigenous ppls.